Hyungwook finally meets Janggun (Dogs are incredible EP.119-5) | KBS WORLD TV 220426
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- Dogs are incredible EP.119 | KBS WORLD TV 220426
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▶ Dogs are incredible Ep.119 | 개는 훌륭하다
- Showtime : Wed 06:10 | Re-run : Wed 12:50, Tue 23:20 ,Sat 17:50 (Seoul, UTC+9)
Korea's "Comedy King," Lee Gyenggyu, who's also known for his love for dogs
and the country's most famous dog expert, Kang Hyungwook, team up to study how the humans and the pets live in peace and harmony.
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Friend - Your dog bites?
Them - No, he squares up and punches.
This is not a breed of dog for inexperienced owners.
True, I guess for inexperienced people with dogs that want dogs should just try with playful and friendly golden retriever
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We need more educational program like this
I would say even my neighbour who loves dogs and has trained many dogs would be out of depth… it’s for very experienced dog owners with prior experience of the breed
@@lauryn2868 tbf love for dogs isn't a good indication that someone is a good dog owner.
Many dog owners who love their dog neglect giving the dog even basic obedience training because it's family and there's no way the dog can cause a problem. Even a labrador or golden retriever can cause a problem if the owner is negligent, personally saw a golden retriever attack someone and the owner was just too stunned because his dog attacked someone.
@@ulfinabilaarisa1409 This is NOT educational. This is giving false information and advice to people. There is no such thing as alpha or dominant role in canine behaviour. Please educate yourself properly by looking up the 100s of studies that have debunked 1 horrible study that has fooled people into misunderstanding dogs
A Cane Corso is like a playful, innocent goofball trapped in the body of a muscle tank. Actually they are not always aware of their size or strength, which is why they need a lot of training. They are also not the fastest learners, so they need very consistent behaviors from their owners. But all in all a lovely breed! Such cuddle bunnies.
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That dog has a very puppylike mind still, very teenager. I'm glad the owners get guidance now because it seems to be a dog with a great temperament otherwise, just doesn't know humans want some boundaries.
Mr Kang is superb he knows everything about the dog movement and body language.
Very incorrect. The information he gave came from a flawed study conducted by misguided scientist many decades ago. The information he is pushing as a expert has already been proven completely incorrect in hundreds if not thousands of studies on canine behaviour
He’s a big dog so I understand the charging at visitors makes the owners a bit cautious but he ain’t attacking and isn’t aggressive he’s just a lovable baby
i've noticed with this show that they often mistaken playfulness with aggressiveness.
Still, it can become a habit and soon trigger an attack and aggressive behavior. Small and big dogs alike requires training, it's also for their safety ^^
His playfulness can trigger an attack if said person is not ok with it…and also your dog should never charge(even playfully)at people. Never…not everyone can see that big dog and not get scared. Every dog owner should make everyone meeting their dog comfortable and that means, being able to control your dog.
he's playful but the dog should also know when to stop or until what he can just do. Because too much playfulness can also hurt the visitor and not all of their visitors would want to play, if that dog likes to play and there's a child there the dog can hurt the child because the dog thought it's just him being playful. So the owners want to do something than ignore it.
@@artannies221 exactly
he's just scary because of his size. if any other dog do this people would find it cute. he's a nice boy just needs a little of training
You guys better believe Mr. Kang Hyungwook. This dog appears like friendly but if you watch carefully. He actually pushes around and try to have his way. It open my eyes because my 30kg dog did almost the same thing until he get to the point of frustrating and aggressively growl. I started to re-think everything again.
Wife did so much research on what to feed a dog, but has no clue how to handle a Cane Corso, this is NOT a dog for anyone who doesn't know how to train, or willing to go to a trainer.
Luckily at least the dog consider the husband as the dominant person in the family. Hopefully it will get better for the wife as well...
We just got our puppy today🐶. He is 2 months and was born premature. He's now our healthy lil boy☺
Everyone in this comment section thinks they are a dog specialist or something simply because they've seen a Cane Corso once or twice.
He’s a good dog. She’s just not the right owner. I hate when inexperienced people get big/ intimidating breeds just because they want to look cool. You are responsible for your dog and you should be able to control them
💯 infuriating to see incompetent dog owners
Janggun is soooo cute🥺🥺❤️❤️
i love the edits as if it's some hell hound lmfao it's a very sweet dog
I looooove this show!!!
i will never understand the reason why dog owners cut their dog's tail and ears... in my country is illegal fortunately
Cut?
It's a breed of Cane Corso though...
@@heavyluggage9762 they also have long tails tough...
Its more of a medical reason actually. To prevent infections and stuff like mites.
@@bhavanamadhurivelakaturi4050 that’s been proven to not really be true, I doesn’t do much difference if they weren’t cut
Does have some issues but compared to other cane corsos on the show there is a lot of hope for this one!
He knew who he was messing with 🤣
Such a beautiful dog
my cane corso, Juno, is the same way lol with playfulness. Loves putting our other dogs in headlocks and she is the baby. She also slaps. lol she is a BIG cuddler.
I have handled such huge dogs with ease. I believe no matter how big and dangerous the media wants a dog breed to portray, it’s just not the case. Some dogs are either very young to understand their limits of playfulness or the owners at fault . Also idk why ppl stilll cut tails of such breeds. Ppl still live in such wrong notions. Janggun is such an adorable pup🥰🌸
This video is so good
The god of dogs is kang hunter❤❤❤❤❤
He's similar to my dog. Misunderstood breeds with a heart of gold.
Lol someone in my neighborhood was trying to give away cane corso puppies and I immediately went heeeeelll no. I’m 5 ft tall and I’ve only dealt with shin tzus. The average dog owner cannot handle a cane corso. They’re admirable dogs but they’re hard to control if you’re not capable.
I think the dog needs a more active owner, they honestly look kinda fed up and flustered by the dog
cute doggiwog!
Where can we watch the full episode?
That's a thin cane corso
Did I seriously watch 30 seconds of the same door opening from 10 different angles ?
I love this breed and it’s a very beautiful but it is not for ordinary people and needs a huge yard . Very very good guard dog and they kill and very loyal. This dog is no play dog.
There's a reason why Cane Corsos are not reccomended for first time dog owners.
That is a high energy puppy and he needs way more exercise than what he is getting. Dogs are pack animals so they need to be socialized from the time they are little bitty puppies. Husband and wife need to team up to dominate him so he knows his place in the pack from a very young age.
Now that they have neglected the dog for so long it will be hard to change his behavior. I hope they get the help they need and stay consistant.
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That dog just want to greet and play. There's no aggression whatsoever. Why are people scared? I would have kneel down and pet him.
Very nice, but I think you make it too dramatic. The dog just wants to play and would play with anybody who is not scared.
As a LVT, I’m more inclined to hand pill a Cane Corso than a Chihuahua! The last two were the sweetest dogs, a testament to the owners and the breeders.
It’s cruel to cut their ears and tail like this.
Shame on the owners
no it's not. if you knew anything about why people did this, then you wouldn't be even saying that. the fact that you just assume that because the ears/tails are cut they must be cruel, just show how ignorant you really are.
Young ji back?!
If they rescued him that’s great but they can’t be beta around an alpha dog. They’ll hurt someone without the right leader
Cmiiw, but I’m pretty sure the dominance theory for dogs has been debunked.
There is no such thing as a alpha in canine behaviour! please please educate yourself and dont push incorrect information. The whole alpha thing came from 1 bad study by a misguided scientist many decades ago. It has been proven in hundreds of studies since that there is no such thing as a alpha or beta in canines. They simply take up roles they believe their pack needs. Whether that is a protector, a scout, a supportive dog, etc.
@@user-dh6tk7ym4w while alpha wolf/dog is not true, i think dominance between dogs still exist. There are cases when dogs bully other dogs, children or elderly whom they know are weaker than them. So owners need to be in control, the dominant one.
These doggos are not for noobs. And for the love of God, these dogs are mostly used in hearding,security,police and military! Bad owners do more destruction to good dogs.
Wait... Is this guy the Korean dog whisperer?
Way tooooo skinny for a cane corso
imagine his strength once he’s actually at a normal weight…. he unfortunately just needs new capable owners
@@chankiesgorl8191 if he’s at a normal weight then it simply means he’s already living with a capable owner
@@D.evans96 agreed,,,but like you said he’s too skinny
Don't get a dog you can't man handle I wouldn't get lion for the same reason, The more I watch this show the more it comes to me how many people only get the dog because of it's looks and forget about everything else that comes with the breed the fact the woman can't push him away is not good for training, Why get a dog you can't train? Could they stop the dog from attacking someone the dog is very friendly but that doesn't mean anything it can still attack if it doesn't like something or someone.
Oho
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I thought pitbulls and staffies of any kind aren't allowed in Korea???
Don't adopt the dog which you can't control. Cane Corso is one of the greatest super dogs. They are the amazing dogs but their owner need to be the strong man. If you want to drive F1 car, you need to have the high level driving skill to handle those kind of car. I love those super dogs.
Got to show who’s alpha
It’s not the type of dog for an inexperienced owner
Some people should not own big powerful dogs like the couple in this video.
That dog seem to be fairly well behaved. The unnecessarily dramatic music just makes the dog's behavior seem worse than it is.
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I don’t think he understands, they need teach him that they don’t like what he’s doing bc he doesn’t know that they don’t like that. They need to teach him not to jump on people with leash pressure, and also idk what this whole domination thing is but just show him leadership not necessary dominance. If they do decide to teach him it could get a little sticky if he’s a true dominate dog.
lmao so what i learned from this is that my gs puppy is trying to dominate me, i guess it's time for me to research on how to put him in his place lol
People keep wilfully taking things out of context, and oversimplifying, as you've done here. He didn't say every dog jumping on you is trying to dominate you, it's not as basic as that.
I don’t agree with this guy. The dog isn’t trying to “dominate” him. The theory behind dogs “wanting to dominating humans” has been debunked in research. Dogs have been bred to be human companion, so dogs have been bred to want human affection, not challenge it.
This dog is NO WHERE trying to dominate or be aggressive. This large dog is literally, STILL A PUPPY. Dogs don’t become full adults until the age of 2. So he still has puppy-like behaviors. He’s excited to see new people and just like any dogs, he gets excited and jumps.
In no way is the dog being aggressive or trying to “dominate” anyone. The dog simply wants to play. The whole jumping and lunging is the dogs way of thinking it’s appropriate play behavior. If you don’t want your dog to play in that kind of way, you need to teach your dog how to play in other ways like- give them toys, play fetch, etc.
Simply teaching the dog to not approach people in a jump/lung is easy. Simply teaching them that getting off of ppl is easy. Simply teaching them a “down” command is all it takes.
The guy backing the playful dog into the wall is just unnecessary. If anything, it just encourages it more bc it doesn’t teach the dog to “not jump.” Backing the dog into the wall while it’s playing and jumping on you only makes the dog think you’re playing back. So that was just bad. A good trainer would literally teach the dog to “off” and “sit” and then grab a toy to teach the dog other ways to play.
The owners just needs to teach this large, young dog basic obedience. They’re allowing the dog to jump onto people without training him to NOT do that. And it’s not even the breed, it’s with ALL dogs.
that a good information. so you're a dog trainer?
Thank you. Someone else who spent more than a minute to do a google search and read up on how people have been perpetuating false information derived from a flawed study. Canines simply try to do their part in the pack by fulfilling a role they believe is needed. By making this dog comfortable and giving it guidance on how to be gentle during play, these people will have no issues.
@@katsuranotzura372 : Not a dog trainer but I have 3 dogs-- 1 that's 50lb, second dog is 140 lb, and the third dog is 120 lb. In part of being a responsible owner, I spent a lot of my time with many professional dog trainers to make sure I understand dog behavior, dog body language, and so I can better guide them and make sure they don't harm themselves and other people/dogs.
Compared to the rest of the developed nations, Korea is still far behind on the concept of being a responsible dog owner. Many treat their tiny/teacup dogs like babies or if they have large dogs, they either leave them tied outside in small crates with little care, etc. So Korea still has a lot to learn about dogs. This guy is using a lot of false information in the show (I watched other episodes and also many things said were highly incorrect).
@@GuessMonster-SP : Absolutely correct!
I AM a dog trainer and you are correct. If you watch dogs play with each other, you will see the leaping, jumping, and lunging that this young dog is doing with humans. He is NOT being aggressive or dominating. This is normal, young dog behavior. This trainer is right about one thing. If they don't train him, he will become aggressive/dangerous because of his frustration of being unable to understand what behavior people expect from him.
The 'dominance theory' this guy is talking about was based on a study of unrelated wolves forced to live together in a zoo. And was proven false, years later, when we were able to study several wolf packs in the wild. Also, dogs and wolves are separated by 15,000 years of evolution and breeding. Behaviorally, they are very different. This trainer should really be basing his methods on proven behavior studies that were actually about dogs, instead of debunked wolf studies.
Wolves doesn't care about dominating, but domesticated dogs will try to dominate their owners if not put in place. Wolves have a very strong bond, but the same cannot be said on dog breeds like Cane Corso and Labradors.
Tbh, dogs like these shouldn't be adopted at a very young age since their mothers are still teaching them how to socialise and recognize who is the owner. When a puppy like this Cane corso tries to act like he's the biggest dog, they'll be growled at by the mother and forced down into the ground belly exposed and will continue that process until the puppy finally learns the hierarchy.
This dog not for owner who trying to look cool and patting the dog all the time 😂...
Yeah lets not get that breed of dog if we're inexperienced. Go with a Pomeranian. Also does he sleep outside? Gross
Yh fr a quick Google will tell u cane corsos need experienced owners 🤦 also I hope he doesn't sleep outside coz that's fucked
This 'expert' is giving very very bad advice. It has been proven over and over again that there is no such thing as alpha dogs or ranks in a pack. Canines in a pack naturally try to look after the family by taking up the role they believe they need to fulfill. This dog understands he is strong so he is trying to take up the role of protector and in this video is testing the 'experts' reaction to various levels of physical contact. Basically the dog is trying to determine if this is someone he should protect or not worry about and if the expert reacts back aggressively then the dog will see this stronger person as a threat to the family it is protecting.
These people need to educate themselves before they bring on someone who keeps pushing completely incorrect information.
How recent was this theory proven false and has it been translated into korean? More then likely, he is basing it off of personal experience then any 'research'...Not to mention that what you said is basically the same thing with the Alpha word associated with wolves thrown out. So, not much difference.
@@princesstab33501 this has been well known for 30+years lol
Yeah blablabla....if you know so much then be an expert or you just read everything online and assuming its true
@@padhiltazali go read a book that has been published in the last 30 years and lists it's references. I don't intend to educate freaks who choose to be ignorant
If it's trying to take the role of the protector, then why is it pushing the female owner? ABO theory is indeed bullshit. But I think the rank he's talking about is when a dog knows it is strong, it bullies others weaker than it, then acts submissive to others stronger than it is. What should Hyungwook called it if it's not ranking?