These were the best I've seen in this genre! As for cats, I've had both cats and dogs all of my life and I've never had one take control or be "temperamental." Honestly, it's how you treat them. I still remember my older sister complaining that I must have some kind of gift for choosing cats because hers are always frightened, mean, and unsociable. I went to visit her and never previously met these terrible creatures that hid in the shadows and "hated" people. I fell asleep alone in the basement watching, of course, Animal Planet, and awoke to my sister turning on the lights and exclaiming, "OMG! How did you do that?!" I had one cat above my head and the other on my chest where they had fallen asleep. I'm telling you, unless it was abused, you should have no problems with a cat or dog. You have a kind and gentle spirit, but a playful and cheerful side. I think you'll be a great pet friend. Animals sense when you don't care for them or if you love them. They'll return the favor, whatever the case may be.♥️
While that is true it's also important to also heavily depends on the personality of the owner and the cat. My cat prefers me over my family simply because they prefer quite individuals who don't seek them out. While my friend's cat loves their owner for being the exact opposite. As long you and your pet are on same wavelength then you guys will have a great life! (This goes triple for horses. They have stronger personalities and very much choose what they like in a person).
The dude with the burger and the cat and dogs... He's conditioned them to that behavior, my dogs have never been fed scraps at the table and never bother us.
Yeah, I have four cats and a dog and every one of them knows better than to try that with me, because I also have a plastic spray bottle full of very cold water.
@@Nope991 My cats run when they get sprayed, when they see me holding the spray bottle, or when they hear the sound of any liquid being sprayed even if it's cleaning spray and not being pointed anywhere near them.
When the animals are playing, you watch and laugh. They know when to chill for the most part. They go through stages, puppy, adolescent. Those first year or two are usually the hardest because of puppy/kitten stages. But they are the funnest
1:45 If that happens every time he eats you think he'd be smart enough to put the cat and dogs in the other room since he didn't train them to be respectful to begin with.
He doesn't because he isn't actually bothered by it at all; probably even finds it funny most of the time. I know many people like that. No boundaries with their pets.
About the only problem I've ever had with cats is giving them a bath, most would deal with it but yowl the entire time but I've had a few that would fight to get out of the water. Other than that, play with them every day to get rid of the energy and relieve bordom, get interactive toys for when you can't play and be prepared to put up with the zoomies in the middle of the night.
The one thing people don’t realize about cats is they like their space, just like humans. The only difference is they have sharp claws and teeth. They need to learn to respect their space. Not all cats are that energetic. My fat cats always comes get me after I put down my toddler for her nap. She bothers me until I cuddle with her so she can take her nap too😂 I tuck her under the blankets so she can be extra warm and feel safe 🥰
I needed that laugh! The cat eating cheeseburger 🍔 was savage lol. I have 3 cats and a dog. Only one of my cats can be vicious like that. The other 2 are cuddle buddies. My dog is just a pain in my a$$ because he has separation anxiety and never leaves my side. He's caused me to trip by following me everywhere to closely.
The girl with the bulldog pulling her hair? The get a dog to stop and let go; stop pulling and pet them instead. They pull harder because they think you're playing. Everyone's seen a dog playing tug with people or other dogs. Same thing if your dog runs from you, don't chase them. They will think you're playing and will continue to run.
The horse dumped the girl in the water tank lmao. That was on purpose. He angled that way and gave a little buck to get her moving. That was no accident lmao
You'll notice a theme in the dogs that pull their owners to the ground, it's extendable leashes. As a dog walker of 20 years, I 80% hate those things and will not use them on any animal over 20lbs.
I love seeing the ppl w cats get attacked when the person gets in their face like its what the cat wants lmao. I just enjoy seeing idiots get what they as for. 🤣🤷♂️
I have have 2 dogs A six-year-old pitbull named Solomon and a Three-year-old corgi name Einstein And there are good dogs they're very temperamental they love children they Love their family. When I lay on the floor my corgi will jump on my back and watch TV with me and my pitbull sits with me
KABIR you should do a reaction video on JOSEPH VINCENT COMPILATION VIDEO OF ROBERTO DURAN THE HANDS OF STONE. He was a brutal puncher. And if im not mistaken Mike Tyson was a fan of him and wanted to hit hard like him when he was a kid.
Just made that comment as well. All the dogs that took their owners down were because of those damn leashes! At the very least, because they didn't use the leash correctly and lock it.
It's funny because if I workout at home, my cat sees me as fair game. If I'm ever doing anything on the ground, actually. I guess that means cuddle times for her lol. Only time she would swipe/bite me is if I pet her stomach for too long. But it's never with her claws or a "real" bite. She's harmless lol. I guess I've never experienced what all these cat owners on these videos have. Still, pretty funny. I also love that the dogs will knock over people and then immediately go over to give licks and worry about them.
These are funny, but so many were avoidable. Two things: the temperament of the breed, and proper training. Yes, you can train cats! For your first cat, get a nice calm one, probably not a kitten, and one that has possible ancestry of British Shorthair, Doll-faced Persian, Himalayan, Ragdoll, Ragamuffin, and so on. Shelters can usually make informed guesses. (Of if you want to spend the money, get a DNA test.) You likely won't want to spends hundreds or thousands for a purebred!! Then find out what they've learned from interacting with the cat. Then read up on how to train one, and how not to unwittingly encourage clawing and biting. Most of those were ill-trained animals, or stupid owners. Shaking a bucket of grain at a horse when there's apparently a novice rider on it? Stupid. (A good rider would have controlled it.) That German Shepherd through the door window, though, good dog! That person was acting hinky.
@@donnagonatas3155 I've worked with animals for just over 20 years and while it's not necessarily you specifically, there is definitely a lack of ability to read a cat's body language because there's always something that tells you they are done with being snuggled or pet; typically humans ignore or simply don't know what to look for.
Except that puts one's fingers right in the path of a bite should the dog redirect aggressively or from excitement; so it's not a technique recommended beyond puppyhood.
Yeah, it seems like most of the dog incidents happened by accident or because they didn't know their own strength vs their owners'. Cats just seem to be jerks and they give a f*** lol!
As much as I can respect cat owners... No thanks. Seeing people getting their eyes or their arms clawed is a definite no for me. I'll stick with dogs. I don't want to be disfiguring 😂
Call me a fuddy- duddy... but this is mostly owners tolerating and/or encouraging, pet behaviors that are really just not acceptable. It's funny to watch, but the reality isn't so funny.
In every one of these the dogs may have been clueless but they had no ill will, some, like yoga dog was just happy to be with his human. Cats on the other hand... people pamper, belly rub, scratch behind the ears, etc and the cats are absolute assholes! I'll take a dog anytime. For you cat lovers, welcome to your life of unappreciated servitude.
I have 20 years experience taking care of people's animals and that's just plain provably false. Not that you need my experience to know that. Living in the real world tells you that many dogs that bite also get coddled and pampered and treated like one of the family but can still have an off moment. Animals of all kinds are allowed to have boundaries; they're not obligated to put up with our pushy love. *and I know a ton of highly social, playful and affectionate cats that do not swat or nip. Just like I know lots of dogs that get pissy when they don't wanna be touched.
The reel lead are the easiest way to get jerked down by a big dog, it allows the dog to gather speed before the pull.
Ok, the cat that took down the woman INTO the tub was epic! I laughed my a-- off!
These were the best I've seen in this genre! As for cats, I've had both cats and dogs all of my life and I've never had one take control or be "temperamental." Honestly, it's how you treat them. I still remember my older sister complaining that I must have some kind of gift for choosing cats because hers are always frightened, mean, and unsociable. I went to visit her and never previously met these terrible creatures that hid in the shadows and "hated" people. I fell asleep alone in the basement watching, of course, Animal Planet, and awoke to my sister turning on the lights and exclaiming, "OMG! How did you do that?!" I had one cat above my head and the other on my chest where they had fallen asleep. I'm telling you, unless it was abused, you should have no problems with a cat or dog. You have a kind and gentle spirit, but a playful and cheerful side. I think you'll be a great pet friend. Animals sense when you don't care for them or if you love them. They'll return the favor, whatever the case may be.♥️
While that is true it's also important to also heavily depends on the personality of the owner and the cat. My cat prefers me over my family simply because they prefer quite individuals who don't seek them out. While my friend's cat loves their owner for being the exact opposite. As long you and your pet are on same wavelength then you guys will have a great life! (This goes triple for horses. They have stronger personalities and very much choose what they like in a person).
I feel for the yoga lady. I have a cat, thankfully not anything as big as a dog, and when I stretch he's just all up in my business. Every time.
The dude with the burger and the cat and dogs... He's conditioned them to that behavior, my dogs have never been fed scraps at the table and never bother us.
I was going to say the same thing. My dog never bothers us when we eat because we are diligent about not feeding them when we are eating.
Yeah, I have four cats and a dog and every one of them knows better than to try that with me, because I also have a plastic spray bottle full of very cold water.
@@valhopeless856 My cat when water is sprayed on it it doesn't care.
@@Nope991 My cats run when they get sprayed, when they see me holding the spray bottle, or when they hear the sound of any liquid being sprayed even if it's cleaning spray and not being pointed anywhere near them.
@@valhopeless856 Also my cat has the ability to eat Chick Fil-a Waffle Fries. Is my cat not normal?
When it's dinner time, my dog gets her own plate. She won't even look at dog food.
When the animals are playing, you watch and laugh. They know when to chill for the most part. They go through stages, puppy, adolescent. Those first year or two are usually the hardest because of puppy/kitten stages. But they are the funnest
"this is what I deal with every time I eat"
Have you considered training your animals and not feeding them table scraps?
Exactly!
Yeah, that one was all on him. Sadly, the lack of self-discipline is on display, which carries over to no discipline fore the pets.
1:45 If that happens every time he eats you think he'd be smart enough to put the cat and dogs in the other room since he didn't train them to be respectful to begin with.
He doesn't because he isn't actually bothered by it at all; probably even finds it funny most of the time. I know many people like that. No boundaries with their pets.
About the only problem I've ever had with cats is giving them a bath, most would deal with it but yowl the entire time but I've had a few that would fight to get out of the water. Other than that, play with them every day to get rid of the energy and relieve bordom, get interactive toys for when you can't play and be prepared to put up with the zoomies in the middle of the night.
The one thing people don’t realize about cats is they like their space, just like humans. The only difference is they have sharp claws and teeth. They need to learn to respect their space. Not all cats are that energetic. My fat cats always comes get me after I put down my toddler for her nap. She bothers me until I cuddle with her so she can take her nap too😂 I tuck her under the blankets so she can be extra warm and feel safe 🥰
06:07 Didn't you see the sign? NO SOLICITING!!!!!
I needed that laugh! The cat eating cheeseburger 🍔 was savage lol. I have 3 cats and a dog. Only one of my cats can be vicious like that. The other 2 are cuddle buddies. My dog is just a pain in my a$$ because he has separation anxiety and never leaves my side. He's caused me to trip by following me everywhere to closely.
The girl with the bulldog pulling her hair? The get a dog to stop and let go; stop pulling and pet them instead. They pull harder because they think you're playing. Everyone's seen a dog playing tug with people or other dogs. Same thing if your dog runs from you, don't chase them. They will think you're playing and will continue to run.
Yes. Another method to get a dog to release is to pick up their hind legs.
The horse dumped the girl in the water tank lmao. That was on purpose. He angled that way and gave a little buck to get her moving. That was no accident lmao
Nooooo kitttyyyy! That’s my cheeseburger that’s a bad kitttty!
Well if you let your pet do anything it wants with no restrictions/training what do these owners expect?
@2:00 That’s my spirit animal.
Most Cats react to how they are treated and they do not like to be teased
You'll notice a theme in the dogs that pull their owners to the ground, it's extendable leashes. As a dog walker of 20 years, I 80% hate those things and will not use them on any animal over 20lbs.
8:18 She has the fucking gall to look shocked when the cat gave her a warning. She had to have done it purposefully for a video.
I love seeing the ppl w cats get attacked when the person gets in their face like its what the cat wants lmao. I just enjoy seeing idiots get what they as for. 🤣🤷♂️
I have have 2 dogs A six-year-old pitbull named Solomon and a Three-year-old corgi name Einstein And there are good dogs they're very temperamental they love children they Love their family. When I lay on the floor my corgi will jump on my back and watch TV with me and my pitbull sits with me
The cassowary looks like a pterodactyl.
KABIR you should do a reaction video on JOSEPH VINCENT COMPILATION VIDEO OF ROBERTO DURAN THE HANDS OF STONE. He was a brutal puncher. And if im not mistaken Mike Tyson was a fan of him and wanted to hit hard like him when he was a kid.
You need to react to the video of a guy who was having a nice run and came upon a cougar and the cat stalks the guy for 6 minutes!
That scene you’re talking bout with the Bear was proven to be fake.
Those retractable leashes are dangerous!
Just made that comment as well. All the dogs that took their owners down were because of those damn leashes! At the very least, because they didn't use the leash correctly and lock it.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
0:30 I’m sorry to inform you kabir but that bear video is a well known fake
@ 7.06 That's taking the downward dog position a little too literally
Honestly dont get pets if you want to eat your food in peace 😂
Or don’t feed them human food from your plate so they don’t learn how to beg.
You don't encourage the behavior by feeling them when your eating.
Cats are SUCH assholes!!! 😂
you could probably handle a cat because there not all like that every cat is different they like all have different personality's and preferences
WOW, these animals were something else l.ol
I have one cat that's super sweet and one that is like these cats, fickle.
When my cat bites my hair it is because I am sitting in the chair she wants. I move and the attack stops.
It's funny because if I workout at home, my cat sees me as fair game. If I'm ever doing anything on the ground, actually. I guess that means cuddle times for her lol. Only time she would swipe/bite me is if I pet her stomach for too long. But it's never with her claws or a "real" bite. She's harmless lol. I guess I've never experienced what all these cat owners on these videos have. Still, pretty funny. I also love that the dogs will knock over people and then immediately go over to give licks and worry about them.
Kabir, will you please consider reviewing some of Ozzy Man's You Tube videos? They are funny as hell and you will love this guy...
They are playing, not being aggressive and moody.
That bear versus the cyclist video has been determined forensically to be an absolute fake.
These are funny, but so many were avoidable. Two things: the temperament of the breed, and proper training. Yes, you can train cats! For your first cat, get a nice calm one, probably not a kitten, and one that has possible ancestry of British Shorthair, Doll-faced Persian, Himalayan, Ragdoll, Ragamuffin, and so on. Shelters can usually make informed guesses. (Of if you want to spend the money, get a DNA test.) You likely won't want to spends hundreds or thousands for a purebred!! Then find out what they've learned from interacting with the cat. Then read up on how to train one, and how not to unwittingly encourage clawing and biting.
Most of those were ill-trained animals, or stupid owners. Shaking a bucket of grain at a horse when there's apparently a novice rider on it? Stupid. (A good rider would have controlled it.) That German Shepherd through the door window, though, good dog! That person was acting hinky.
Don't have a long braid with a English bulldog, we have one. MOUTH IS STRONGER than a pitbull
I swear all cats do that! Every one I ever had did that. They will be purring and snuggling you then bamm, they attack! 🤔🤣
If all the cats you had did "that" did you ever think the problem might be you?
@@brianabc83 no
@@donnagonatas3155 I've worked with animals for just over 20 years and while it's not necessarily you specifically, there is definitely a lack of ability to read a cat's body language because there's always something that tells you they are done with being snuggled or pet; typically humans ignore or simply don't know what to look for.
@@that.ll_do_pig thank you. That's very interesting. Is there something specific to look for?
Nah, getting a dog to let go is very simple. You tuck their lip into the teeth. Its either let go or bit their lip…They always let go.
Except that puts one's fingers right in the path of a bite should the dog redirect aggressively or from excitement; so it's not a technique recommended beyond puppyhood.
Yeah, it seems like most of the dog incidents happened by accident or because they didn't know their own strength vs their owners'. Cats just seem to be jerks and they give a f*** lol!
Hey Kabir. I'm numero uno again!! Hope you are well and surviving the London heat....!! 🖐👋
that BEAR video has been proven fake
4:51 Dumb people who think you wash a cat are always great.
2:39 She looks like she is insane. Totally detached from reality.
I believe she was talking that way specifically to encourage the birds to speak but I agree, there seems to be some issues there
As much as I can respect cat owners... No thanks. Seeing people getting their eyes or their arms clawed is a definite no for me. I'll stick with dogs. I don't want to be disfiguring 😂
Call me a fuddy- duddy... but this is mostly owners tolerating and/or encouraging, pet behaviors that are really just not acceptable.
It's funny to watch, but the reality isn't so funny.
That cat would be thrown outside by it's tail if he tried to eat my food like that
So you're admitting that first you would be a failure in training your animal and then you would physically punish it for your failure? 🤨🙄
I HATE cats!!!!!!
In every one of these the dogs may have been clueless but they had no ill will, some, like yoga dog was just happy to be with his human.
Cats on the other hand... people pamper, belly rub, scratch behind the ears, etc and the cats are absolute assholes! I'll take a dog anytime.
For you cat lovers, welcome to your life of unappreciated servitude.
I have 20 years experience taking care of people's animals and that's just plain provably false. Not that you need my experience to know that. Living in the real world tells you that many dogs that bite also get coddled and pampered and treated like one of the family but can still have an off moment. Animals of all kinds are allowed to have boundaries; they're not obligated to put up with our pushy love.
*and I know a ton of highly social, playful and affectionate cats that do not swat or nip. Just like I know lots of dogs that get pissy when they don't wanna be touched.