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  • Not a pitbull ffs people...

  • Pitbulls....the AK47 of the dog world!

  • whatever the test was, that american bull dog proved to be the boss of the pack...

  • the white dog's an american bulldog people

  • @Mids1169 lol no

  • What is the idea of this exercise?

    

  • Kudos to the white pit for putting up with the other dogs' dominant and annoying behavior. The pit gave warning sounds/barks and was totally appropriate.

  • the pit bull is the only normal dog i have seen in this video

  • That dog is an American Bulldog, NOT a pit bull. What is wrong with you people? By the way, she did well.. she only got the dogs away from her but didn't attack, but this is stressful for all dogs involved. But a fight can occur without warning...

  • honestly, this video scared me. I was horrified to see the aggressive levels rising, and none of these dogs were leashed. I think I noticed 1 or 2 other people in there, what woudl have happend if there was a 4 dog attack? Especially since pits have the spotlight on them for aggression, Why would you allow this dog to get to a level so intense that it could potentially hurt or kill the little dog? Let's face it, the jaws of a pit are deadly. You should never provoke an unstable dog. Esp. a pit.

  • @TiffanysK925 Don't you mean, "Why don't you train that little dog better?" He was aggressive towards the bigger dog throughout the video, and here you are defending it? FYI : Its the idiot behind the dog that is the problem. Also, comments like you auto-blaming the innocent just because they are bigger.

  • @YashaClone First of all, I did not say I was blaming the pit. I simply stated that since pits are labled as ''bad'' dogs, more caution should have been used. If you re-read my comment, you will see I was not blaming the pit. I did state a fact that, yes, a pits jaws are stronger. The pit breed was obveiously uncomfortable, while she handled herself in a good manner, you should never allow a dog who is labled to potentially hurt someone. this adds to the breeds bad name. hows that?

  • @TiffanysK925 You should never provoke an UNSTABLE dog, ESP. A PIT....right now you are assuming the PIT is unstable, when everyone with a right mind can see that it is in fact, the most stable of the 4. Especially under the stress he is in. Accentuating their spotlight and not blaming but hinting, is the same thing. Hurt and Kill the little dog? We know the smaller dog wont kill the bigger dog, but he will HURT it, what do you do then? sit and say, oh he's smaller, its ok, dosen't hurt.

  • @YashaClone I don't think you understand my comments. I am not going to sit here and debate it with you. Obveiously, it's pointless. So with that, I hope you have a wonderful day.

  • @TiffanysK925 I don't think you understand your comments, the negativity was already read, and spread.

    I hope you have a wonderful day too.

  • What does this bully have in it. Do you know the breeder. It looks like there is some Am. Bulldog in there? Thanks.

  • the fuck is the point of these videos?

  • The bully breed appeared to be very stable and handle herself well, but why would you make her have to deal with that, she was clearly uncomfortable

  • ha yeah those dogs are intense.

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  • That Chihuahua is a little punkass. The American Bulldog could kill him in a second... I wouldn't temperament test a huge dog like that with a small dog who is an unstable bully.

  • @AllishunsRule - my neutered male doberman still had his sex drive after he was neutered at 9mths old... It can still happen if you have an intact female

  • @karle216 there's a difference in humping for sex and humping for dominance. Sadly what people dont realize, is that if you have trained your dogs well enough, and they know you're the boss, you will have no dominance related mounting.

  • breed that bulldog to the chihuahua x that would be a good cross

  • awesome you have a submissive american bulldog.

  • you owe me 1 minute and 17 seconds of my life back!>:[

  • spay/neuter or let your dog drain energy, and show them the boundries, limitations and rules when playing.. douche

  • Getting rid of that damn yappie dog would have made things much more relaxed for all the other dogs. And male and females both mount it has nothing to do with sex.

  • Love the Dobermann.

  • Dobbie is asking for an ass kick. That dog must be corrected.

  • The American bulldog gave 2-3 casual warnings to the other dogs with some head turns and quick snaps. Then the dog attempted to hump him. He even stress yawned, licked his lips and attempted to flee the situation. Too many dogs in the situation for the Am Bulldog and he had to escalate to stop the brown dog. Not a good way to test any dog and would just teach him to escalate quicker.

  • Putting a dog in a stressful situation like that is the last thing you wanna do when it comes to "testing" a dog for anything.

  • I don't see any agression on this video. I just see a dog being "harrassed" in some way and telling the other it's not okay in a clear manner. All dogs seem socialized to me (even in the Dob doesn't get the message immediately, you can see he's refraining himseld somewhat).

    These dogs are just communicating ;-)

  • Is there a lesson here? Doesn't this dog have a right to tell the other dogs to get out of her space? There is nothing wrong with her letting pushy dogs know that their behavior is over the line. The American Bulldog doesn't appear the least bit "aggressive" in this clip... she's just setting boundaries- perfectly normal if you don't appreciate rude, pushy dogs invading your space. Expecting a dog to behave like a doormat is unfair and unrealistic...

  • Dobes are soo nosey that they can't even read aggressive behavior in other dogs until they get bit.

  • @catchyou1000 You AND your wife knocked her out with one punch? That doesn't even make any sense. That dog is an American Bulldog anyways, not a pit bull...

  • Mounting doesn't always mean the dog is "horny". It's also a show of dominance (;

  • @Skky8686 I noticed that when I saw a neutered dog humping another dog.

  • @Skky8686 and excitement

  • @gieske12345 Or stress.

  • the pitbull is the cutest thing i have ever seen....

  • Cool it, your dog was most likely JUST AS UNSTABLE as the pit.

  • @catchyou1000 my pitbull would have killed ur dog. and if you went over there and pulled out ur knife i woulda pulled mine out and cut you a new ass hole :D

  • @catchyou1000

    I'm glad to hear that you don't go to the dog park anymore, you've clearly demonstrated that you (and your wife) can't handle it!

  • Hi Alishunsrule, every dog you see is neutered or spayed. Neutering and spaying your dog, doesn't do anything to alleviate their sex drive. Although it is very important to fix your dog, in the hopes of having a no more homeless pets future. Thanks for your comment.

  • @thespiritdog i didn't mean that as to say these dogs were not neutered or spayed, but having never had a male dog that was neutered try that hard to hump on a spayed female, it doesn't quite make sense to me. But if you say they are all fixed, then i believe you.

  • @AllishunsRule Hi Ya, check out this video with two fixed males. When the video pop's up, on the side bar you should see a whole bunch of other peoples videos of their dogs humping things. Some of them are really funny.

  • @thespiritdog ehh, im not into the dog humping hilarity. thanks though.

  • @thespiritdog Yea, my two male dachshunds(both neutered) take turns humping on each other. I keep telling people, animals aren't hung up like we are. What ever feels good to them they do, they don't think of how politically incorrect it is, that's a human thing. They're just animals going by their instincts. :)

  • @AllishunsRule Don't know how to put ther video link on here. .youtube.com/watch?v=D-Yjqw6Gj­Rk

  • @thespiritdog Neutering has only become popular because vets are making so much money from it, its not important to "fix" your dog, I leave my bitch at home when she is in season or I walk her very late at night away from other dogs. No problems and no vet bills just the way it used to be back in the days when dogs were mans best friend.

  • @jfunkfinger69 Till she gets a uterine infection and she dies before you can get her to the vet for a then very risky spay. I've known two female dogs personally through friends that lost their life due to a pyometra(pus filled uterus) it ruptures and you have minutes to get them in before their system goes septic and they die.

  • @crystalwolf2006 Well how have dogs survived all this time on the planet without vets spaying them ? Mother nature knows best and I disagree with modern veterinary practices that are only there to line their already bulging pockets. I dont agree with your statement.

  • @crystalwolf2006 That's not a good excuse to get a spaying done in my opinion. There are certain diseases that dogs become prone to after getting a spay or neuter done. People Spay/Neuter their animals out of laziness honestly. Aggression? Training, while it's a puppy. A dog is a dog. People just don't know how to do this anymore apparently. Unwanted puppies? Don't leave your dog outside where other dogs can get to them? Not rocket science.

  • @Eira943 It is very nice to see someone with some common sense Eira943. Spay-Neuter nonsense has gone far enough. It is interesting that people never want to talk about all of the negative side effects of neutering.

  • @crystalwolf2006 BUT, I do recommend Spaying and Neutering for medical purposes. But not before a problem arises. Pinky toes and Fingers are useless... Do we get them removed? Nope... I love my pinkies!

  • the pit bull was telling the other dog to get the F*** off of me, thats just there way of like to tell the other dog to get off to teach them a lesson:))

  • Aggression?

  • I have a small dog who isn't aggressive most of the time, but occasionally at the park she becomes very agitated and snarls and does bite other dogs, but they usually don't appeared harmed or concerned. What should I do when she becomes aggressive?

  • It doesn't matter how much sociallizing they have "ALL" dogs wil at some point set somekind of dominance chain with other dogs after a little while. NO MATTER THE BREED..

  • i feel that interaction the guy with the camera kind of played a part in keeping the dog focused on him. therefore, that alone kept the dog cool and comfortable, i am a proud owner of an American pitbull terrier and none of my dogs have ever been agressive towards dogs or people. that is due mostly to early socializing, pupies are more prone to learning to cope with other dogs then adult dogs who has not been socialized at an early age.

  • Keep your bully breeds safe and stay away from parks! Or set up a 'play date' with a small group of people who are responsible and know how to handle dogs PROPERLY. A controlled environment will be more enjoyable for you, and your dog ..

  • Your pets don't want stranger dogs jumping all over them, they want to do their job, and protect their human or play a game with their pack. Taking one of these gaurd/working dogs into a dog park with people who let their delinquent dogs run rampant is asking for trouble! Many people do NOT understand dog behavior and have NO TRAINING/EDUCATION to back their opinions. You are lucky the owner of that yappy brat dog didn't get pissed at you/ threaten a law suit because their dog has no manners.

  • Dog parks are AWFUL places for ANY dog to go. Dogs stop "playing" like puppies when they are 6 months old, and start learning to flex their social status. What we stupid humans think is play is actually bullying-- it's like sending your dog to a new high school every time you go...sure some dogs will blend right in, but many don't... Especially working/ gaurd dog breeds--these are not suitable places to take your dogs.

    

  • Do you not see how the dog is constantly giving the owner/handler eye contact?? He is saying, I am listening to you, but what are you doing to protect me?????

  • That dog is not aggressive at all. It is very tolerant of strange dogs trying to mount him/her and dominate him/her into submission, jump and bite at its face, and otherwise antagonize.

  • @Koodoze I agree with you to a certain point. I disagree with you *generalizing* the pitbull breed as an aggressive breed. The little dogs get away with the aggression while the big ones get condemned for behavior, which should solely be their owners responsibility! Chihuahuas would be at the top of the aggressive list if they were bigger, lets face it. The pit is VERY tolerant, as with MANY responsibly owned ones.

  • that pit is lucky he didnt decide to snap at the doberman... i dont care how much pits are known for their skill in fighting... doberman got some sharp and long teeth

  • that looks like a american bulldog

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  • To see what the pit was putting up with in the beginning. I dont blame him for displaying his intolerance to the other dogs in the middle of the video. These other dogs are clear.

    Of course, that yappy little dog, doesnt realize his size, starts it. The little dogs will always end up gettin themselves in trouble, and starting it, and who would be to blame? The pit in this case..

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