That one caught me off guard & got me. Especially as for over half my life people used to just dump unwanted dogs on the dirt road near my house. We would take them in & either find them new homes or they ended up staying with us for life. Thankfully people finally stopped dumping animals here. But my 3 current dogs are all rescues who showed up near my friends’ homes as puppies. Some people are horrible but thankfully for these pups they were dumped near kindhearted caring people. Now they are spoiled rotten…my foot is going numb from my 65 pound Shepard mix laying over my leg but he looks so content I don’t want to move. 😂
The German Shepherd is so spot on it hurts. Mine takes her "job" very seriously. She sleeps by the door every night. Even if you lay her down in another room or tell her to go somewhere else and sleep, she'll do it for probably a minute after lights out, then you will hear paws clacking on the floor as she returns to her post. The house is her fortress and her bark is her sworn oath 😆
I never thought of this but my lab/German shepherd mix used to sleep right in front of our front door, he looked only lab and loved toys but you only entered his house with permission
I have a rescued GSD hurricane Harvey survivor. Or I did until I became homeless but she went to one of my best friends. No way in hell was she going through that. I see her monthly I’m a disabled veteran and she is the best part of my life. This pup had two broken legs and a rejected titanium plate in one. Yet even before we got her legs fixed she was just the happiest dog. She’s the reason I’m working so hard on my recovery.
@@ornerydyke that’s not always the case. There are shelters that euthanize i adoptable dogs. Also the term rescue doesn’t just include life or death. My puppy has been abandoned by many people it’s why I make sure to keep seeing her. Rescues can be the sweetest things but some of them have issues to work through.
I wish you all the luck in your journey. I'm disabled as well, and it's horrid, but I'm not homeless. Hope you get to where you want to be, and I'm glad you still get to see your doggo and you know they're looked after by your friend. They are the best therapy ❤
I wish you all the best of luck getting back on your feet. As discouraging some days may be for you, just remember that you can do this and get out. The right time will come for you. You and your puppy will be reunited hopefully soon. May you find success and happiness at the end of this difficult journey.
I currently have a rescue too. We don't know what she went trough, but she fears people she doesn't know. When I walk her, I have to remind everybody to take her growlings very seriously (as she's not bigger than a Yorkshire, people find the growling funny) - yes, she bited me a couple time when she panicked, and the first time one tooth went very deep in my hand (we knew she had a terrible behaviour when we rescued her - she was growling at us all the time - but we inew that very few people would want to afopt her, so we gave her a family). Now, at home, she's just like "I'm just happy to be here" means "I fucking love this bed/couch/watever. If you try to make me go out, I'll chope off your fingers". It's been 8 years we adopted her. No regrets.
The thing is when I get my own pets I want to rescue, but I want two specific breed (Husky and Shiba) and I’ll need them as babies because I also want to have so they’ll get along. But maybe I’ll be lucky and find a baby Husky at a shelter but for now idk
@@TheSlipknotWeeb In a shelter, you can find specific breeds, sometimes you can find puppies... but a puppy from a specific breed is almost impossible. Maybe if you'll be one of the rare lucky one. :)
@TheSlipknotWeeb Huskies get abandoned fairly often, really. Most people are not ready to have one so make sure you are. Please don't adopt because they're cute memedogs, they're a special breed and need a lot of care and training to not be ballistic fur missile terrors. Not to be mean, but a shelter Shiba is likely crazy as hell but even regular Shibas are sort of nuts. I honestly can't imagine Shiba and Husky being a safe pairing because even if they like each other, you're in for trouble. Good luck either way.
@@Merble Yea, I’m aware they can be pains. I think I’m ready for their stubbornness being I’ve been around cats all my life 😅. Also I’ve learned that sometimes with how a dog’s raised and trained plus socialized from when they’re pups plays a role in how they are. Also, I feel like especially Shibas would be right for me being how they’re so cat like with me being around cats all my life. So I’m prepared for their, territorial, stubborn, hate everything attitude. And even then if I raise them properly that will be a little less of a problem. I’ve learned that the reason why small dogs are often nuts is that people find the barking, growling, and overall having a hatred for everything “cute” so they don’t have them trained or socialized properly at all. (Did I make myself look dumb with this?)
My Shiba ate yellow snow next to a dung heap and ended up with a snow gastritis. He had to take antibiotics for a week. Wish he would have followed the life advice of the Husky.
@@eg-draw they absolutely deserve to be loved. It's just that I heard a conversation the other day where a colleague was willing to pay for two kittens from some expensive breed. I said : "There are two stray kittens here, in the yard of our institution. They are adorable and friendly. Please adopt those" She just rolled her eyes "I don't want just any cat, I want a fancy breed"
I'm an Army vet and ex-law enforcement so the German shepard and Belgian malinios were perfect lmao!! But I live by "I'm just happy to be here" now. So wholesome from the rescue 🤍
The Doberman was spot on. Mine is exactly like that. Will be very uneasy around strangers but when around my dad he's a massive baby. Also, a bit too smart for his own good.
They greyhounds are like running 10 minutes. Having the fun of their lives, trying to be faster than the rest - and then they nap 23 hours and 50 minutes.
All those of you with a sight hound are very lucky. I've been dreaming (and talking) about having one for more than 25 years now. I would go toward the saluki, but all of them are just perfect...
Very accurate. I used to work with pets and their owners and chihuahuas and pitbulls are the dogs I trust the least. Which I find annoying because my family and I have always had chihuahuas and none of them has ever been a spawn of satan and has never showed any aggression or excessive fear towards people. We always treated and trained them like any dog, so they behave like a dog and not like miniature demons.
@@ithewho6603 that's why I tell people mine is adopted. I got him with all his behavioral issues at 3 years old. I've had him for 2 years and so far we can sit, we can stay, and come when called. But only when he's not focused on screaming at an elderly lady or child or another dog or a bicycle etc...
@@ithewho6603 Yes as a further vet nurse, chihuahuas were terrifying as their threshold was so low, and near zero chance of finding a muzzle that fitted. Never fun to be dealing with a land-shark in crisis, or that thinks they're in crisis; stress never makes emergencies go well. Just occasionally I would meet a confident, self-assured, easy going chihuahua and be surprised enough to question it's heritage; rather than questioning my assumptions. Turns out most were coming from one breeder who carefully socialised and handled their pups from birth. I think a huge amount of chihuahua fear response is due to their first few weeks of life being so small and fragile, rather than owners. However some owners can manage to turn around a difficult "childhood"
As a Dogue de Bordeaux mom who lives one floor below an adorable couple of chainsaws... ehm... chihuahuas, your comment had me in tears 😂😂😂👍 ... for the record, my 80 lbs mastiff is scared sick of those two little mice 😅🤷♀️ Edit: education/rieducation is crucial, so keep up the good work! I got my Astro when he was 3yo too. And he too had behavioral issues due to the bad neglect he came from. He's with me for 6 years now, and he's truly a role model ❤ He's the living, snoring testimony that love, perseverance and the right training do miracles for dog behavior 🥰 ... that and a ton of treats 😅🤣
Had a min-pin/Shiba mix, and it took her three years to come around to my brothers. Pinschers are definitely one-person dogs, and Sig was my girl from the moment I led her out of the kennel at school. Hadn't really planned on adopting a second dog at the time, but glad we got four years with both good girls and another ten with the little one that I was afraid wouldn't settle down with anyone but me. Between the Golden that loved people and chased cats and Sig, who was scared of most people unless they had food and Momma liked them but vibed well with the neighborhood strays, it was definitely an odd couple pair of dogs.
I gave an Aussie/Rottweiler mix, and the intense stare offs that I see between my dog and Dobermans is unsettling. We don’t run into them often. There are no fireworks, thank God. Just intense watching.
As a rescuer of Malinois that are too reactive to be safe to adopt out, I enjoy both of those entries. I give them professional jobs and they're super happy to be there. 😂
In my personal opinion, Mals are one of the breeds that I think don't tend to make good (standard) family pets, they just have such a high work drive that living like your average dog is unfufilling to them. I'm really happy to hear what you're doing for your Mals!
@@alexw.7097it really depends on the Mali and how it is raised. Mine gets walked almost everyday either on the morning or night and acompanies me to work sometimes, she is super chill and lays by my feet most of the day, or finds her toys and plays by herself, and really enjoys her sleepytime after meals. And she is overall a great pet. Its really also dogs being different, I chose her because she was the most calm and friendly of her siblings. In comparison one of her sisters... that dog would become a problem for me, I had a 10kg hyper active, no chill, no sleep dog once before, and let me tell you I dread to think what she would be like in Mali weight class.
Getting a Malinois that you don’t plan to give a job is a bold choice. I don’t understand some people. Thank you for what you do. You’re giving those dogs a chance to live and even be happy.
I know not every creator can go through comments, but on the off chance Jonny does, here's my message: I know you've been through some hard stuff, so I wanted to let you know that your videos are helping me through some hard stuff right now and really I hope you get some of the good you're sending out returned to you. 🧡
My husky/Australian shepherd/pit mix is so conflicted- guarding the farm, attacking coyotes and singing the song of his people at the furthest sound of a siren anywhere. The chow chow/pyr mix feels compelled to join in.
I'm a pet sitter and by far the herding breeds are the most intelligent I've met. Great Dane teenage puppies give you the biggest bruises. Great Pyrenees can be walked safely as long as you apply the laws of physics to remain upright when they spot any warm blooded creature in their territory.
My granddog is a street mutt from St Thomas who was rescued and brought up here when he was an under weight 6 mths old. 40 libs and 7 yrs later, he's just so happy to be here and we're just so happy to have him. ❤️
I still find it funny that my poodle LOVES children… like he was a daycare dog at my wife’s moms house when my wife worked at her mom’s daycare. And if he hears a baby crying he must find them and cuddle them because he is a teddy bear.
He is getting poodles wrong every video. It seems like he has never met one. My standard is obsessed with fetch, being petted, and my kids. He's a 45 pound lap dog.
The ones I've met are like this too. Just not with children. They may have the same split personality that chihuahuas seem to have- either little death machines or total sweethearts, no inbetween.
@@alkittie8 I used to work with dogs and never met a standard poodle who wasn't a wholesome dog. Met more than enough miniatures to say that I prefer standards lol. But of course miniatures are plentiful and standards you see every now and then.
I adopted a dog from the pound. Big girl, around 80 lbs. Love her to pieces, and she is so happy to be here with me. Couldn't have asked for a better dog. I love you coco
Lucky. My pit is terrified of squirrels and robins, refuses to bark at strangers for fear they might be dangerous, and hides behind me if something spooks her. I'm the guard dog around here. 😂
@Fantabulous Snuffaluffagus Our collie wanted to play with two neighbor dogs that were about to attack him. My sister was was sweating it because she wanted to release him so he'd run the other way, but he appeared to have no intention of doing so. Fortunately, a third dog (from the same group, appeared to be older and possibly a parent) intervened and protected us all. The owners appeared to not be home.
@@101jir My brainless Lab was play bowing and jumping about in front of two coyotes, while they were getting on either side of him and when he turned the one behind would try to go for the hamstrings. I thought they'd kill him. He made it OK. I don't think he had any idea they didn't want to play with him. He maybe wasn't the brightest, but he was a sweet boy. He loved to run, fetch, and cuddle. But mostly he just loved to run.
Ah, awesome. Especially the last one touched my heart. Hope he does another! St. Bernards, Shetland Sheepdogs, Dalmations, and Pitbulls have good advice too!
My dog is a doberman and he trusts everyone. He's so friendly and loves the attention that visitors give him. Though when said visitors try to leave he tries to block them from doing so with his body
The Great Dane and Chihuahua are both so true (we have lived with both, just not at the same time 😊) but the 9 Labradors my husband trained, hunted and/or competed with (all lived in the house but, again, not all at the same time) were very intelligent. Okay, 8 of the 9 were, but Apollo was calendar model handsome and a 100-pound lap puppy, so it didn't matter. 😁
@@rivalriot1324 🤔I read my comment back and it could be read that way. So sorry! I assure you; he was hunting waterfowl and the Labs were just retrieving them. 😊 Our Labs are pampered family members.
As a general rule (clearly Apollo was an exception) labs are as intelligent as their trainer's expectations. My dad had a lab who was smart enough to recognize (and laugh at him) when he made a mistake; she had a brother who was a perfect example of a space cadet. He was barely house trained, never anything challenging. That made all the difference. My mother's favorite "laughing at him" story was when he told her (the dog) to get his red slippers. She went all over the house and came back with his blue ones, looking sheepish. He repeated, somewhat forcefully, that he wanted the RED slippers. This brought my mother into the room, where she reminded him that he'd left his red slippers at his mother's house. Queenie went from sheepish (paws stretched in front of her, muzzle on them as if bowing) to LOLOLOL (sitting up, dancing in place and "laughing"). She knew what mom had said. Dad's turn to look sheepish.
@@alisoncowan9522I don’t think it was bashing their intelligence. In my experience, most Labradors have a sort of ADHD. I think that might have been what his joke was referencing.
AHHHH how dare you put a sweet touching clip right there at the very end! We rescued 2 puppies years ago and unfortunately they've both passed by now, but oh man did they fill our lives with SO much happiness. ♥
I'm now convinced that my german shepherd mix is really a golden retriever. This is literally his motto. Has never met a living thing he doesn't consider his new bestie. He is a very happy-go-lucky type of dog. Though he would also protect me with his life.
I smile when I watch your videos, well done and you obviously know and love dogs. I'm an old woman and in my life I have loved a cocker spaniel, a Spitz, a husky, a doberman, a walker hound, two pitties, a boxer and a basset hound. Good dogs all.
I dont know why "Throw it back every once and a while" just hits me. To me I think it's like saying "it's okay to be goofy or look ridiculous, just have fun and enjoy yourself"
Some of my neighbours ask why my Aussie is always outside, whether he has done something naughty. I tell them I bought him a €160 therapeutic dog bed to sleep inside the house, but he prefers the cold garden concrete. I also tell them about my Cretan greyhound. They never see her, because 2% of the day she is running too fast to see with the naked eye and the other 98% she is curled up right NEXT TO the €160 therapeutic dog bed. She prefers the couch to potato on. Anyway, does anyone want to buy an unused €160 therapeutic dog bed?
“Throw it back every once in a while…”😂😂😂😂I am done. Because if this dude, I have learned about a new dog breed. Every video that I crack up laughing at him impersonating the corgi. I love it! Thanks for the laughs.
This is a scarily accurate representation of pretty much every breed on here!! Vet approved😂😅❤ Rescues are the best, no matter what breed! Remember there are breed specific rescues, and shelters have everything from purebred dogs and cats to exotics.
You never fail to make me smile and laugh! You just made my day!! These are incredible accurate. I’ve lived with some Belgian Malinois so I laughed so much with “All in,All the time, booyah” 😂
Our kids grew up with Standard Poodles. These water retrievers are athletic, fun, playful and also like to relax and watch a movie with you. Smarter and more reserved than a Golden Retriever, plus they don't shed.
I can never argue with your depictions. I think my chihuahua is defective though. She’s an amazing doorbell but hides behind me. She also burrows into the couch cushions & sleeps most of the day. 🤷🏼♀️
Love your posts. So many breed descriptions are so accurate. My Great Dane does spend a lot of time sleeping, but at 9+ I don't question it. Just wish I could do it well! 😄
Our rescue german shepherd mix is looking at me suspiciously like she’s not sure yet whether she agrees with the video. 😂 Like, yeah I’ll serve and protect but does it *have* to be YOU? 😅
My Frenchie also believes that socks are the best present in the world. She steals any unattended sock she finds and trots around the house to show off her prize. She even stole Grandpa's socks when she went to visit him last.
The last one was so wholesome :3
It's the best type of pupper!
"What breed are you?"
"I'm a rescue!😃"
As the parent mom of two Rescued Chihuahuas, I know mine are happy to be here…so they can Bite First and Ask Questions Later!! 😂
That one caught me off guard & got me. Especially as for over half my life people used to just dump unwanted dogs on the dirt road near my house. We would take them in & either find them new homes or they ended up staying with us for life. Thankfully people finally stopped dumping animals here. But my 3 current dogs are all rescues who showed up near my friends’ homes as puppies. Some people are horrible but thankfully for these pups they were dumped near kindhearted caring people. Now they are spoiled rotten…my foot is going numb from my 65 pound Shepard mix laying over my leg but he looks so content I don’t want to move. 😂
@@roguewolf7053 Numb legs here, too! 75 lb husky. I don't have anything more important to do!😂
The German Shepherd is so spot on it hurts. Mine takes her "job" very seriously. She sleeps by the door every night. Even if you lay her down in another room or tell her to go somewhere else and sleep, she'll do it for probably a minute after lights out, then you will hear paws clacking on the floor as she returns to her post. The house is her fortress and her bark is her sworn oath 😆
And the Mal, lol.
my senior GS always sleep near the entrance of whatever room he's in! The young female is always on the couch lol
Gsd are the best
I never thought of this but my lab/German shepherd mix used to sleep right in front of our front door, he looked only lab and loved toys but you only entered his house with permission
I was going to say the same thing. My GS always protected me 😢 I miss her.
I have a rescued GSD hurricane Harvey survivor. Or I did until I became homeless but she went to one of my best friends. No way in hell was she going through that. I see her monthly I’m a disabled veteran and she is the best part of my life. This pup had two broken legs and a rejected titanium plate in one. Yet even before we got her legs fixed she was just the happiest dog. She’s the reason I’m working so hard on my recovery.
If you get a puppy from a rescue is she still a rescue? I mean someone was going to adopt her one way or another.
@@ornerydyke that’s not always the case. There are shelters that euthanize i adoptable dogs. Also the term rescue doesn’t just include life or death. My puppy has been abandoned by many people it’s why I make sure to keep seeing her. Rescues can be the sweetest things but some of them have issues to work through.
I wish you all the luck in your journey. I'm disabled as well, and it's horrid, but I'm not homeless. Hope you get to where you want to be, and I'm glad you still get to see your doggo and you know they're looked after by your friend. They are the best therapy ❤
Your "best friend" took a dog in but not you?
I wish you all the best of luck getting back on your feet. As discouraging some days may be for you, just remember that you can do this and get out. The right time will come for you. You and your puppy will be reunited hopefully soon. May you find success and happiness at the end of this difficult journey.
I started crying at the rescue part - I keep forgetting just how much it means to a dog when you rescue them, even though I have three of them.
I currently have a rescue too.
We don't know what she went trough, but she fears people she doesn't know. When I walk her, I have to remind everybody to take her growlings very seriously (as she's not bigger than a Yorkshire, people find the growling funny) - yes, she bited me a couple time when she panicked, and the first time one tooth went very deep in my hand (we knew she had a terrible behaviour when we rescued her - she was growling at us all the time - but we inew that very few people would want to afopt her, so we gave her a family).
Now, at home, she's just like "I'm just happy to be here" means "I fucking love this bed/couch/watever. If you try to make me go out, I'll chope off your fingers".
It's been 8 years we adopted her. No regrets.
The thing is when I get my own pets I want to rescue, but I want two specific breed (Husky and Shiba) and I’ll need them as babies because I also want to have so they’ll get along. But maybe I’ll be lucky and find a baby Husky at a shelter but for now idk
@@TheSlipknotWeeb In a shelter, you can find specific breeds, sometimes you can find puppies... but a puppy from a specific breed is almost impossible. Maybe if you'll be one of the rare lucky one. :)
@TheSlipknotWeeb Huskies get abandoned fairly often, really. Most people are not ready to have one so make sure you are. Please don't adopt because they're cute memedogs, they're a special breed and need a lot of care and training to not be ballistic fur missile terrors. Not to be mean, but a shelter Shiba is likely crazy as hell but even regular Shibas are sort of nuts. I honestly can't imagine Shiba and Husky being a safe pairing because even if they like each other, you're in for trouble. Good luck either way.
@@Merble Yea, I’m aware they can be pains. I think I’m ready for their stubbornness being I’ve been around cats all my life 😅. Also I’ve learned that sometimes with how a dog’s raised and trained plus socialized from when they’re pups plays a role in how they are. Also, I feel like especially Shibas would be right for me being how they’re so cat like with me being around cats all my life. So I’m prepared for their, territorial, stubborn, hate everything attitude. And even then if I raise them properly that will be a little less of a problem. I’ve learned that the reason why small dogs are often nuts is that people find the barking, growling, and overall having a hatred for everything “cute” so they don’t have them trained or socialized properly at all. (Did I make myself look dumb with this?)
"Everyone is your friend. They just don't know it yet."
This is far more profound advice than you might think it is.
I really like the "Bite first, ask questions later" advice too. Profound, yet useful in so many life situations.
Or a threat!
@@blacksheep9772 Similar to "better to be tried by 12 than carried by 4"
it's giving "Haven't Met You Yet" by Michael Buble
This is why Goldens are the bestens.
“Silence is golden, but YELLING IS FUN!” 😂😂
Can attest this is 100% accurate
My samoyed in a nutshell 😂
I have a samoyed puppy and being loud is her favorite activity 🤣
@@TehMakeUpMage Same. Mine barks constantly for no reason whatsoever lol. I love her though
i have a dachshund puppy, and that would this be his advice.
"Don't eat yellow snow!"
Wow ... true words of wisdom
My Shiba ate yellow snow next to a dung heap and ended up with a snow gastritis. He had to take antibiotics for a week. Wish he would have followed the life advice of the Husky.
As a chihuahua, I can confirm this as accurate.
You are a Chihuahua!! Does your mom know you can type?
For sure😆
Too funny
as a pomeranian i have some objections
I’ve worked really hard to train my chihuahua not to do that. Every once in awhile she still threatens. I call it progress.
Let's make the Rescue the most loved dog breed in the world!
Amen!
Well, there a millions of rescue dogs and when they are rescued, they’re all loved.
As if pure breed dogs do not ended up in shelters or do not deserve to be loved. bruh.
@@HappyGirl92593 I guess I should have said mixed breed or smth. I just loved how "rescue" sounds.
@@eg-draw they absolutely deserve to be loved.
It's just that I heard a conversation the other day where a colleague was willing to pay for two kittens from some expensive breed. I said : "There are two stray kittens here, in the yard of our institution. They are adorable and friendly. Please adopt those"
She just rolled her eyes "I don't want just any cat, I want a fancy breed"
I'm an Army vet and ex-law enforcement so the German shepard and Belgian malinios were perfect lmao!! But I live by "I'm just happy to be here" now. So wholesome from the rescue 🤍
The rescue has my heart...
No youre not.
Thank you for your service
The Doberman was spot on. Mine is exactly like that. Will be very uneasy around strangers but when around my dad he's a massive baby. Also, a bit too smart for his own good.
The rescues are all just happy to be here. ❤TY!
They greyhounds are like running 10 minutes. Having the fun of their lives, trying to be faster than the rest - and then they nap 23 hours and 50 minutes.
Fastest couch potatoes in the world. :)
Literally all borzois do is running a little bit and SLEEPING
Oh yes. I ve had an Irish wolfshound. Same.
All those of you with a sight hound are very lucky. I've been dreaming (and talking) about having one for more than 25 years now. I would go toward the saluki, but all of them are just perfect...
😂😂😂 the laziest dog ever
😂😂 as a Chihuahua mom I can't begin to tell you how accurate this is. I like to tell everyone he's adopted or part chainsaw.
I love the part chainsaw. They growl like that, too.
Very accurate. I used to work with pets and their owners and chihuahuas and pitbulls are the dogs I trust the least.
Which I find annoying because my family and I have always had chihuahuas and none of them has ever been a spawn of satan and has never showed any aggression or excessive fear towards people. We always treated and trained them like any dog, so they behave like a dog and not like miniature demons.
@@ithewho6603 that's why I tell people mine is adopted. I got him with all his behavioral issues at 3 years old. I've had him for 2 years and so far we can sit, we can stay, and come when called. But only when he's not focused on screaming at an elderly lady or child or another dog or a bicycle etc...
@@ithewho6603 Yes as a further vet nurse, chihuahuas were terrifying as their threshold was so low, and near zero chance of finding a muzzle that fitted.
Never fun to be dealing with a land-shark in crisis, or that thinks they're in crisis; stress never makes emergencies go well.
Just occasionally I would meet a confident, self-assured, easy going chihuahua and be surprised enough to question it's heritage; rather than questioning my assumptions. Turns out most were coming from one breeder who carefully socialised and handled their pups from birth.
I think a huge amount of chihuahua fear response is due to their first few weeks of life being so small and fragile, rather than owners. However some owners can manage to turn around a difficult "childhood"
As a Dogue de Bordeaux mom who lives one floor below an adorable couple of chainsaws... ehm... chihuahuas, your comment had me in tears 😂😂😂👍
... for the record, my 80 lbs mastiff is scared sick of those two little mice 😅🤷♀️
Edit: education/rieducation is crucial, so keep up the good work!
I got my Astro when he was 3yo too. And he too had behavioral issues due to the bad neglect he came from.
He's with me for 6 years now, and he's truly a role model ❤
He's the living, snoring testimony that love, perseverance and the right training do miracles for dog behavior 🥰
... that and a ton of treats 😅🤣
These were funny and accurate, but the last one almost made me cry from sweetness.
Even after so many years, I miss my old rescue...
My Doberman agrees. 100% accurate! (I love watching your videos and am always super excited whenever you do 'my breed')
Had a min-pin/Shiba mix, and it took her three years to come around to my brothers. Pinschers are definitely one-person dogs, and Sig was my girl from the moment I led her out of the kennel at school. Hadn't really planned on adopting a second dog at the time, but glad we got four years with both good girls and another ten with the little one that I was afraid wouldn't settle down with anyone but me. Between the Golden that loved people and chased cats and Sig, who was scared of most people unless they had food and Momma liked them but vibed well with the neighborhood strays, it was definitely an odd couple pair of dogs.
I gave an Aussie/Rottweiler mix, and the intense stare offs that I see between my dog and Dobermans is unsettling. We don’t run into them often. There are no fireworks, thank God. Just intense watching.
My dobbie Carl agrees. He loves me and my two sons. The rest of the world is guilty of something until proven innocent. 😂
@@panda-peanut😂 this is so true for my Dobie boys!
@@panda-peanut my Dobbies agree completely!🤣 ‘Guilty until proven innocent’ such a perfect description!🤣
My greyhound used to be valued for how fast he can run, but now he’s valued for being the most wonderful companion.
So sweet, give him a pet from me.
We love people who rescue racers, thank you
Big dumb hats from snl
As a rescuer of Malinois that are too reactive to be safe to adopt out, I enjoy both of those entries. I give them professional jobs and they're super happy to be there. 😂
In my personal opinion, Mals are one of the breeds that I think don't tend to make good (standard) family pets, they just have such a high work drive that living like your average dog is unfufilling to them.
I'm really happy to hear what you're doing for your Mals!
@@alexw.7097it really depends on the Mali and how it is raised.
Mine gets walked almost everyday either on the morning or night and acompanies me to work sometimes, she is super chill and lays by my feet most of the day, or finds her toys and plays by herself, and really enjoys her sleepytime after meals. And she is overall a great pet.
Its really also dogs being different, I chose her because she was the most calm and friendly of her siblings. In comparison one of her sisters... that dog would become a problem for me, I had a 10kg hyper active, no chill, no sleep dog once before, and let me tell you I dread to think what she would be like in Mali weight class.
@@guilhermelopes986 Once, almost every day? How about three times a day, every day, rain or shine?
Getting a Malinois that you don’t plan to give a job is a bold choice. I don’t understand some people. Thank you for what you do. You’re giving those dogs a chance to live and even be happy.
I love Mals, absolutely brilliant dogs. But I would never own one. I just admire from afar. I dont have enough work for them lol
'Silence is Golden
But screaming is fun'
Got me dying 🤣
I love how he always portrays Rescues as such sweet and grateful puppers!
I know not every creator can go through comments, but on the off chance Jonny does, here's my message:
I know you've been through some hard stuff, so I wanted to let you know that your videos are helping me through some hard stuff right now and really I hope you get some of the good you're sending out returned to you. 🧡
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I found the Husky to be especially meaningful. The Samoyed was good too.
My husky/Australian shepherd/pit mix is so conflicted- guarding the farm, attacking coyotes and singing the song of his people at the furthest sound of a siren anywhere. The chow chow/pyr mix feels compelled to join in.
Having a rescue dog myself...the last bit got me tearing up :')
I'm a pet sitter and by far the herding breeds are the most intelligent I've met. Great Dane teenage puppies give you the biggest bruises. Great Pyrenees can be walked safely as long as you apply the laws of physics to remain upright when they spot any warm blooded creature in their territory.
My granddog is a street mutt from St Thomas who was rescued and brought up here when he was an under weight 6 mths old. 40 libs and 7 yrs later, he's just so happy to be here and we're just so happy to have him. ❤️
Aww I love how you calm it granddog
I still find it funny that my poodle LOVES children… like he was a daycare dog at my wife’s moms house when my wife worked at her mom’s daycare.
And if he hears a baby crying he must find them and cuddle them because he is a teddy bear.
Ours was the same way. He loved everyone.
So sweet
He is getting poodles wrong every video. It seems like he has never met one. My standard is obsessed with fetch, being petted, and my kids. He's a 45 pound lap dog.
The ones I've met are like this too. Just not with children. They may have the same split personality that chihuahuas seem to have- either little death machines or total sweethearts, no inbetween.
@@alkittie8 I used to work with dogs and never met a standard poodle who wasn't a wholesome dog. Met more than enough miniatures to say that I prefer standards lol. But of course miniatures are plentiful and standards you see every now and then.
I adopted a dog from the pound. Big girl, around 80 lbs. Love her to pieces, and she is so happy to be here with me. Couldn't have asked for a better dog. I love you coco
That last one. 😭 I lost my 2 boys last year; your channel is almost therapy. Thank you very much.
I adore my German shepherd dog! Right before watching this video, he chased a coyote off our land 😅♥️
Lucky. My pit is terrified of squirrels and robins, refuses to bark at strangers for fear they might be dangerous, and hides behind me if something spooks her. I'm the guard dog around here. 😂
My Lab would try to get the coyotes to play 😞.
Oh why a coyote? Where do you live?
@Fantabulous Snuffaluffagus Our collie wanted to play with two neighbor dogs that were about to attack him. My sister was was sweating it because she wanted to release him so he'd run the other way, but he appeared to have no intention of doing so.
Fortunately, a third dog (from the same group, appeared to be older and possibly a parent) intervened and protected us all. The owners appeared to not be home.
@@101jir My brainless Lab was play bowing and jumping about in front of two coyotes, while they were getting on either side of him and when he turned the one behind would try to go for the hamstrings. I thought they'd kill him. He made it OK. I don't think he had any idea they didn't want to play with him. He maybe wasn't the brightest, but he was a sweet boy. He loved to run, fetch, and cuddle. But mostly he just loved to run.
Yes, with pictures it's so much better!!! Big plus to include rescues. All dogs deserve love
Ah, awesome. Especially the last one touched my heart. Hope he does another! St. Bernards, Shetland Sheepdogs, Dalmations, and Pitbulls have good advice too!
My dog is a doberman and he trusts everyone. He's so friendly and loves the attention that visitors give him. Though when said visitors try to leave he tries to block them from doing so with his body
This man needs to be protected at all cost..hmmm wonder which dog we should use to protect him with 😂🤔
All of them. All the dogs. Each. And. Every. Single. One.
a chihuahua lol
German shepherd.
The German Shepherd, of course.
Great Pyrenees or Belgian Malinois..or Chihuahua 😅
The Great Dane and Chihuahua are both so true (we have lived with both, just not at the same time 😊) but the 9 Labradors my husband trained, hunted and/or competed with (all lived in the house but, again, not all at the same time) were very intelligent. Okay, 8 of the 9 were, but Apollo was calendar model handsome and a 100-pound lap puppy, so it didn't matter. 😁
Wait he hunted your dogs?!
I am so sorry I completely misinterpreted what you wrote and now feel very stupid…
@@rivalriot1324 🤔I read my comment back and it could be read that way. So sorry! I assure you; he was hunting waterfowl and the Labs were just retrieving them. 😊 Our Labs are pampered family members.
As a general rule (clearly Apollo was an exception) labs are as intelligent as their trainer's expectations. My dad had a lab who was smart enough to recognize (and laugh at him) when he made a mistake; she had a brother who was a perfect example of a space cadet. He was barely house trained, never anything challenging. That made all the difference.
My mother's favorite "laughing at him" story was when he told her (the dog) to get his red slippers. She went all over the house and came back with his blue ones, looking sheepish. He repeated, somewhat forcefully, that he wanted the RED slippers. This brought my mother into the room, where she reminded him that he'd left his red slippers at his mother's house. Queenie went from sheepish (paws stretched in front of her, muzzle on them as if bowing) to LOLOLOL (sitting up, dancing in place and "laughing"). She knew what mom had said. Dad's turn to look sheepish.
@@alisoncowan9522I don’t think it was bashing their intelligence. In my experience, most Labradors have a sort of ADHD. I think that might have been what his joke was referencing.
So it took me this long to figure oot why Jonny is so smart, observant, and funny--he's Canadian!
(Yes. I know I spelled it "oot.")
AHHHH how dare you put a sweet touching clip right there at the very end! We rescued 2 puppies years ago and unfortunately they've both passed by now, but oh man did they fill our lives with SO much happiness. ♥
The Beagle one is WAY too accurate.😂
My pom died a year ago and yes often I feel happiness is gone without him. He was my sunshine
Always so wonderful! The rescue got my heart. ❤❤
I choked/laughed at the pug one. Once again you nailed it.😂
These bring this old lady so much joy. Thank you!
Watching this while my Great Dane is literally sleeping next to me. Love it!
I went to bed smiling about this. Thank you for such wholesome & funny entertainment!
"I am just super happy to be here." Melted my heart
Papillon: Don’t judge a book by its cover **flips hair**
Samoyed one is so true, silence is golden, but yelling is fun. I’d be happy just to have quiet chat with my girl, not talking in CAPITALS ALL THE TIME
Loved the Cocker Spaniel's old school Disney reference!
Watched this so many times. Still bring me peace and a smile
lmfao the Shiba Inu one had me cracking up even though I knew it was coming
I didn't quite get it. Could you please explain it?
@@williamwang9887 there was a bitcoin that used the image of a Shiba Inu
every one of my animals has been a rescue, and, yeah, its true, many of them basically train themselves out of gratitude for having a place to live
I love this because he clearly knows his dogs. And his eyes are amazing. They change colour as the light changes!
I can't tell how much I LOVE this one. Funny yet so touching I cried in the end no lie!
I have a rescue German Shepherd, and I can confidently say she is both 😂
This man and his content brings me so much joy. Thank you for putting in this effort, truly. You don't know how you've turned my day around.
My smile keeps wavering between the "that's so wholesome" smile and the "LMAO THAT'S SO ACCURATE" smile and it's so weird
I'm now convinced that my german shepherd mix is really a golden retriever. This is literally his motto. Has never met a living thing he doesn't consider his new bestie. He is a very happy-go-lucky type of dog. Though he would also protect me with his life.
I smile when I watch your videos, well done and you obviously know and love dogs. I'm an old woman and in my life I have loved a cocker spaniel, a Spitz, a husky, a doberman, a walker hound, two pitties, a boxer and a basset hound. Good dogs all.
The rescue ❤
I dont know why "Throw it back every once and a while" just hits me. To me I think it's like saying "it's okay to be goofy or look ridiculous, just have fun and enjoy yourself"
The rescue is always my favorite.
My Frenchie is OUTRAGED at being left out! She's to be included in everything at all times!! (Or so I am told) 😅
That wasn't the dance party before bed dog?
@@i-love-comountains3850 that's a Boston. :)
Oh that is just like the Frenchies I know, yeah.
Please don't pure breed it.
Aww... the last one gives me goosebumps. ❤
Some of my neighbours ask why my Aussie is always outside, whether he has done something naughty. I tell them I bought him a €160 therapeutic dog bed to sleep inside the house, but he prefers the cold garden concrete. I also tell them about my Cretan greyhound. They never see her, because 2% of the day she is running too fast to see with the naked eye and the other 98% she is curled up right NEXT TO the €160 therapeutic dog bed. She prefers the couch to potato on. Anyway, does anyone want to buy an unused €160 therapeutic dog bed?
I feel like I have a pet when I watch these. So wholesome. I love it!
The louder, the better! That's my BEAGLE BOYS!
I'm just happy to be here
“Throw it back every once in a while…”😂😂😂😂I am done. Because if this dude, I have learned about a new dog breed. Every video that I crack up laughing at him impersonating the corgi. I love it! Thanks for the laughs.
As a Beagle mom, I totally can say that is 100% accurate. 😅
Oh! You got me with that last one dude.
🤣🤣 The border collies at my work always chase the birds and squirrels. I love these videos so much!
This is a scarily accurate representation of pretty much every breed on here!! Vet approved😂😅❤ Rescues are the best, no matter what breed! Remember there are breed specific rescues, and shelters have everything from purebred dogs and cats to exotics.
I know I said this before but I'll say it again, I love this guy. He is so spot on.
The sleeping great dane made me laugh 😂 I used to have a great dane and he slept all the time and was a huge lap dog
Bite now, ask questions later 😈
-Mr. Chihuahua
Then bite again🤬
The German shepherd spot on, I have a German Shepard. The last one stole my heart.
I am so glad I stumbled on you, you never cease to delight in your spot on and extremely accurate depictions. Thank you for putting these together!
You never fail to make me smile and laugh! You just made my day!!
These are incredible accurate. I’ve lived with some Belgian Malinois so I laughed so much with “All in,All the time, booyah” 😂
You nailed them all! I have a black Lab and yeah, “what?”. But she is also a rescue so her tail never stops wagging.
That ending
The advices are actually good!
You just gotta find the right situation and time to use them! 💕💕💕
The beagle's advise is spot on
Thank you so much for including the rescue dog
That rescue, my heart!!!! ❤❤❤
Our kids grew up with Standard Poodles. These water retrievers are athletic, fun, playful and also like to relax and watch a movie with you. Smarter and more reserved than a Golden Retriever, plus they don't shed.
I can never argue with your depictions. I think my chihuahua is defective though. She’s an amazing doorbell but hides behind me. She also burrows into the couch cushions & sleeps most of the day. 🤷🏼♀️
Perhaps she received an exorcism before you got her
Man you put effort into making these contents and well done on making them enjoyable and humorous.
As a beagle mom, I can attest to that assessment. As a husky grandma, that was pretty spot on too.
Love your posts. So many breed descriptions are so accurate. My Great Dane does spend a lot of time sleeping, but at 9+ I don't question it. Just wish I could do it well! 😄
The Chihuahua one was hilarious😅
Our rescue german shepherd mix is looking at me suspiciously like she’s not sure yet whether she agrees with the video. 😂 Like, yeah I’ll serve and protect but does it *have* to be YOU? 😅
The last one made my heart melt. I have 2 rescues❤️
“ trust no one …… except for your mom”
Very true words indeed….
The GSP one I’m dying 😂 except they would probably say “parcoring on the furniture make short family veery happy!” 😃
My Frenchie also believes that socks are the best present in the world. She steals any unattended sock she finds and trots around the house to show off her prize. She even stole Grandpa's socks when she went to visit him last.
Bonus one: wolf: Defend what you value most with your life and always remember to take care of your pack
I have a puggle - a mix of pug and beagle - and she truly combines both in herself perfectly.
You keep me smiling and laughing with complete in-depth knowledge of dogs.... woof woof!!!
Aww that last one got me the the feels.
That last one got me in the feels.
I, too, am super happy to be here.