Playing Ball With Diesel 12 Months

[Gipsythesweets]

Oh this is adorable!

[NemanjaSrBBL]

Nice video  :)

The name of your phone ring??

[jebussaves1]

haha..the dog is making the baby fetch the ball instead of the other way around. Hilarious. Cool dog

[PeckerWoods101]

This dog is so respectful, well done parents!

[LaineyxBaby]

I love how diesel backs away when the baby is coming his way. I hope you played with diesel properly after this he looks so disappointed lol

[LaineyxBaby]

Diesel is not impressed by the baby's throwing

[aznilsson]

What à lovely dog! He is so polite

[yournamehere266]

2:16 so beast he rolled it towards him and my rott would just sit there and whine at it until one of us got it for him...

[jkilla199]

ha the dog is like are we gone play or what lol

[BamitZzU]

2:16 abit of football skill ;)

[Unjoku12]

I love how the dog looks at the child like he wants to say "GO LONG!!!!!!"

[rtwlrmax]

nice rottie

[jeusja]

awesome video.

[xXxFlasHxXx1]

that baby is gonna be a good soldier :D the way he crows over to get the ball :D

[mohmog33]

lol every time diesel gets the ball he has a sort of victorious bounce in his gait. then the woman tells him to drop it and he's thinking, dang it...again?

[foolclip]

I was bitten by one of these once on the leg and I did nothing to it. Most dangerous breeds out there.

[thesketchydude118]

@foolclip its the owner that trained the dog dipshit no breeds are dangerous its all about the person that trained them my neighbour has a pitbull who regularly plays with my 3 year old step brother. The dog that attacked you was obviously trained poorly or abused

[cheekeedevilll]

Nothing like a bit of dog slobber to build up your baby's immune system! Brilliant video, and gorgeous rottie, and baby also of course !

[smarch1337]

Well behaved dog. I appritiate that.

[Cellothehedgehog]

lol ,commando baby is sneaking ball from the rott :D

[teewoods]

why is the rott scared of the kid?seems to be backing away everytime the kid gets near it.

[golfmaniac007]

i just love that static sound. how do you do it?

[doobing]

I dont think there is a better dog on the planet

[eazye890]

1 thing i love about rotts their real good with kids

[amies109]

Looks like Diesel's is playin ball with Kaleb. LOL

[techjack76]

I'd never let kids play with big dogs like this.. every year almost 3-5 kids are mauled to death by the rottweilers.. My neighbours kid 3 yrs old got mauled last week.. her fingers and left limbs have been chewed.. Horrifying.. ...

Dog looked freindly to me at first.. ..they are animals and cannot be trusted with todlers..

[Cranma5678]

@techjack76 i had a rottie when i was a baby up until he passed away of old age and he was the sweetest ever&he was huge at almost 135 lbs and huge skull he was the gentlest thing ever.I now have a rottie pitbull mix and she was around my brother when he was just a baby too its all how they are raised and trained not the breed. only idiots abuse/neglect them or teach them to fight because then bad things happen no not all big dogs are bad&i have had 4huge dogs all around me&my siblings as babies

[cyraxkilawatt]

Rots are very smart and they know the boundries and what is right and wrong.... they are great dogs... i've glad to have mine...

[88isthenumber]

this is why i want a Rottweiler people seem to misunderstand them, they can be gentle and at the same time they could protect you if that moment were to come up and then you would be glad you had a Rottweiler. Same thing goes for my moms German Shepard "Duke", he gets chased around by my moms Pug but if he wanted to be serious i am more than confident that he would be a hell of a guard dog

[invictus014]

damn, that's a good dog, getting outta the baby's way and all, well trained. good job.

[MrSneaky150]

jajaja we got the same ring tone as your phone!!!!

nice rott by the way

[yacanleaveyourHATEon]

beautiful cute smart dog!!

[DuhhDogsRule14]

Its amazing how gentle he is with the baby. You did great training him, you should be proud of urself. The world needs more people like you training their dogs properly!! Way to go!!

[playbabyzx10r]

hello DuhhDogsrule14. I dont think the owners trained this dog to be nice. These dogs are wonderful and for some reason know how to act in certain situations. It's kind of baffeling actually. i have two, brother and sister, and they are extremely gentle with kids. I never trained them or anything. of course I was cautious at first but now i know for sure i can trust them around the little ones including babies =+)

[prime1357]

Absolutely true. They were bred for centuries to be herd protectors. They are not aggressive in comparison the the majority of breeds out there. In conjunction with their breeding, it's a matter of them being large enough to not feel threatened by much of anything.

It's too bad some municipalities (and the British) are willing to consider banning these dogs without consulting centuries worth of breed character information. They're just pandering to a loud minority i guess.

[TearsNoMore87]

Aww rotties are so gentle...

[bloofirevixen]

They are so ADORABLE!!

[nicolevins]

That rott is a big beast :D -in a good way! I have a rottie pup and he is 5 months now! I cant wait for him to grow big.

Nice vid!

[playbabyzx10r]

No you dont. I wished the same and now that they are big i wish they were puppies again. wish they made a remote that could change them whenever!

[nicolevins]

@playbabyzx10r lol!:)

People are always saying that to me. And that I should enjoy them as puppies!

Personally, I like big dogs!

[MICKEtheSWAT]

nicee

[Ghestto]

hahaha both the dog and the baby were trying to figure out what that sound was (the cell ringing)

[ezzdogg]

dogs dont see heirachy according to size.

[Natashadoingit]

that dog will see the baby as a smaller member of the 'pack'. You should be careful, any dog with a baby is a little bit dodgy.

[Nielsx1]

Ur pathetic

[Natashadoingit]

Why? Im only suggesting what an animal expert would say - if you have ever seen any animal documentaries? Animals work in hierarchies... plus i would hate to hear of any baby being torn apart, and there have PLENTY here in the UK. But its not my kid so i'm sorry for not saying how proud you all should be of yourselves. Great responsible behaviour of course indeed.

[Nielsx1]

pa

the

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why do you have to go "srsbiznizman!" on a vid like this

crawl back into your nerdcave

[bikerboyzful]

That true what you said.. Dogs do get jealous of babies.. That why the parents have to be around them to keep a watchful eyes on them but other than that the rott are the greatest and have so much love for you in the family.. :)

[johanmikke]

why's that?

the dog clearly let Kaleb have the ball, he moves away from the ball so Kaleb can get it. Doesnt that make Kaleb "bigger" than the dog?

[Natashadoingit]

I have subtly (not nastily) suggested the notion of being careful with dogs... any animal looks for weaknesses in other animals (even humans do it). That is not my fault, its just a fact of many animals (especially pack animals e.g. dogs), and because of that fact, many people have been bitten and kids killed because of human complacency. But carry on at your own leisure... and hopefully wash your hands before you eat your dinner

[johanmikke]

True, you should be careful with dogs. And never let the dog near a baby if you dont trust the dog 100%. But in this video it seems like the dog is treating Kaleb with respect and the dog acts more like a follower than a packleader. I personally think its good for a child to grow up with an animal in the family. :)

[Natashadoingit]

fair point.

[jrowe6]

that rott knows the baby is fragile, its knows its a young member of the pack that needs to be cared for. it does not see the baby as a theat. plus, a dog with a proper leader will not struggle with the other pack members for dominance because that leadership role has already been filled. there are two roles with dogs, leader and follower, the followers dont fight the other followers to be higher on the list of followers. they fight the leader to be the leader. healthy dogs that is. like this 1

[jrowe6]

threat**

[theAlphaDeranged]

@jrowe6 That is exactly why people fail with large, agressive breeds. They don't have a strong enough personality to handle them. I love Mastiffs, and a Mastiff is much like a Rottweiler in that they will always want to assume control of the pack. Being a strong personality, my Mastiffs will defer to me. I once rescued a Mastiff that was labelled "not good with kids or other animals". Three weeks and he was fine with my two cats and 4-month-old puppy.

[rjboni]

@theAlphaDeranged Actually, the thing of it is--small dogs are usually harder to put in line. It's ironic, I know, but smaller dogs tend to compensate for their size with overly aggressive behavior. I love my Mastiff and I could take food from his bowl without him guarding within a few days of training. My Chihuahua though? Took months of work to not to growl and show deference.

You just usually don't hear about small dogs because their attacks aren't very dangerous, even if they are aggressive

[theAlphaDeranged]

@rjboni People dont always realize how their behavior changes with little dogs. Even subtle body language differences will affect your dogs. We don't protect bigger dogs like we do little dogs. Because little dogs can be hurt easier than a large one. Monitor your behaviors between your big vs little dogs, you'll see it. If you think it's not there, look harder. It is. You'll naturally want to protect your little dog, which will change how it reacts to training.

[mooncat429]

@jrowe6 umm i disagree with that my mom is the leader of the pack an we have german shepereds. my male dog likes to fight my other male cat to be dominate so yes a dog will fight another follower of the pack to move higher in the rank. but luckly my mom wont let him since my male cat was the first pet here.

[mooncat429]

@jrowe6 i do agree with the dog knowing that the baby is fragile an needs to be careful around him/her.

[catdog262]

Awesome !

[blackmamba5000]

lol, i love the way it backs up, expectin the ball to go real far lol

[makemehavefun]

lol, he's probably thinking, "Why can't this small human throw the ball farther?"

[strwbrry55]

exactly what i was thinking, lol!

[fpaiva01]

lool the baby is like crawling in a army outfit just like if he was in the army :) really cute and well trained dog. i'm getting one for my best friend :D

[rejectzombie]

what a good dog

[Jalt18]

Cute video :))

[skshearer]

I got a rottie too, Zeus, he is the same way, cautious but playful. Great video, we need more like this to show how rotties really are with the proper care and attention.

[kazaraki]

how did you introduce him to you baby? ours is very cautious but we're trying not to make him feel left out as we've just had a little girl..

[mmgsantos]

muito dócil! você tem um cão especial!

[N3wYearsBaby]

lol at 1:47 the baby is like wtf? hahaha

[F3rn1Ange7ina]

GOOD BOY ^^, i love the character of rottweiler if we loving them..

[kazandra1975]

You can tell Diesel is cautious with the baby, backs up and shows no excitement, which is good around children, very gentle personality. He waits for the baby to throw the ball and drops it back for the baby to pick it up. Nice video.

[keithrig]

Yeah lol, I thought the same thing, he looked like he was licking his chops!

[WTFPWNT]

Ii think diesel wants to eat the baby

[candysnake1987]

i think u don't know anything about rottweiler....why shall he eat the baby...????

[MrJiggyFly01]

lol the dog is confused

[hcr321984]

What a beautiful and well behaved pooch. 5*

[KenayRott]

cuteeeeeeeeeee

[LilPeanutter]

Very well training teaching your dog to be safe around baby with distance.

[SharRawr]

OMG! we have the same house phone ring :D

[TuttiOfruti]

this is the weirdest fetch game i ever saw

[makeupgirl94]

deisel is my dogs name to but he is a boxer

[Love4Armi]

He looks a bit like a mix maybe?

[b1gsoulreaper]

diesel drop the ball and pass the bomb to the camo baby cute btw nice video 5/5 =]

[TruthFan]

I like Diesel, he's so sensitive and considerate. It seems like the male Rotties are more sensitive than the female. My sister had two female Rotties and when they played they would land right on top of the children and just lay on top of them like "what I do?" Where as the male Rottie that her boyfriend had was HUGE and very strong with a powerful jaw but he was very careful with children and puppies. Deisel is a very fine specimen.

[jason012673]

Whats with camo baby? Is his name GI Joe?

[letsUandMEbereal]

Deisel is a good dog. He was too afraid to get the baby's ball the second time.

[joshperez08]

LOL 1:09 the phone rings. I know, I used to have that ringtone on my house phone! lol

[dgkm83]

really smart. he rolls the ball with his leg then he took it with his mouth. i want to get a dog too. i'm thinking of a dobermann or rottweiler. excuse my english.

[guitarist4eva1234]

is tht rott cross with sumin? cos it has like a longer face/ plz reply

[kentlad83]

the rotty is a new bread rottweiler they have longer faces the old breed have shorter faces and shirter legs as this one here has longer legs and a longer face

[Trinasrottie]

its an american rottes have long snouts. the big block heads are german they have a shorter snout

[jrowe6]

good lookin rott, very well trained at 12 months, nice work

[OnlyMe096]

wonderful dog!so touching!

[LdashB]

awe thats so cute you can tel tey are going to be best frineds

[Charmsalot]

This is Hilarious!! The personality on the dog reminds me SOOOO much of my rott with my 8 month old! Once she brings the ball she will continue to back away from it cause she wants me to "throw it throw it, I don't want to just take it, throw it!" lol Are they great with kids? My girls LOVES my little boy to pieces!

[jattforjatt]

holy **** 12 months old? fin huge girl woooooooo

[passattip]

wow...thas a good trained rotti ge gives your baby the space that he needs .

[bialuxis]

wow... your dog is so kind... he gives way for your baby! very nice!!!

[mnnole]

No thats not being kind, that is a great train dog. He knows the babies space and has been trained to respect it. Awesome job by the owners, thanks for saharing..

[schwene2]

aww your rottie is so smart!! it understands 'drop it' and gives your baby priority

[AlpineNInfinity]

boooo u suck

[moroll]

that so strange...ive nver seen a dog be so...weary of a baby...as in in a previous comment the dog always backs up when the baby gets near. strange

[crazednewt]

He's not weary of the kid. He just wants the ball to be thrown.

[moroll]

he does...oh lol looked like the dog was afarid of hurting the kid.

[Finn001abd]

True :)

[infamist]

he's not "afraid" of the baby nor of hurting it, but through a daily conditioning in respect and thanx with his owners, he understands that he must give the baby his space.

[butterflysbees]

thats not strange thats the dog wanting the ball thrown and not wanting to step on or hurt the baby its giving the kid space and waiting for him to get the ball i dont like rotti's but great job on training him!

[XlittleXmissXpissX]

lovely video, if only there were more rottie owners like you...

[Freestyla93]

very nice dog :) im only 13 and i got my dog a bit before christmas last year and me and him are friends forever :D

[Impulz0r]

nice dog... pay attention to the way the dog backs up when the baby is around...

[SonicsMate]

yea i was going to make a similar comment, i think their friends for life <3

[BellaSoSexy]

what a good dog

[katrinaro]

I am amazed at what a great exercise this is for your baby boy. He is doing such a good job of crawling to that ball, throwing it for the dog. It is obviously very motivating to include your darling rotty because the baby is really going after that ball to throw for the dog. You are a very good Momma to think of such a good "game" for your baby!

[kiss18sx]

omg..this is so sweet....

[hanzallubna]

How do You train such an obediant dog great job

[ProfessorKalkyluss]

First: Understand dogs natural behavior, bodylanguage, psychology and how "a dog works".

Second: Never give up! You are the one that knows whats right and wrong, no matter what the dog does. If he does wrong tell him that so he understands it. And always no matter what: be consequent in your reactions to the dogs actions, this way he'll learn faster what's right and wrong.

Third: Apply "dogfeelings" on the dog, not "humanfeeling".

[ProfessorKalkyluss]

Fourth: Read books written by those who knows alot more than me =)

And if you want to get a Rott, you have to be aware of, that these dogs will be a "pain in the as" for first three years in it's as it will constantly "challange" you and test the limits given.

[ProfessorKalkyluss]

Look at my posts a little higher =)

[LordBLB]

Well done raising that dog! He backed off when the child got near the ball, just like he should. *clap*

[kryshtal]

i think that dog is smarter than the kid

[Impulz0r]

lol!!! the dog is really well trained.

[SonicsMate]

obviously, lol, rotties are varrrrry clever, my rottie "Scooby" can open the kitchen cupboard and the bin but luckily he knows hes not aloud (unless the bin is bursting full, then he likes to help empty it)

[Freestyla93]

lol my dog is like that but he only does that when our bin is out of its cupboard...coz he hasnt worked out how to open cupboards as he doesnt like our kitchen very much coz he slides around too much :P but he knows how to let himself in after hes been for a piss or shit :D

[mw99mw]

lol

[AndrewSherlock]

the dog was unsure if he was aloud to ball because she'd call him to give her the ball then give it back to the child

[moroll]

that rotty looked like he was afraid of the kid :P he was very cautious

[perisville]

such good dogs

[SunshineRichards]

He does look like a soldier on the floor..lmao this video is really cute nice

[FiL1986]

the child look like a real soldier when he moves on the floor ^^

[cvjucla3]

Why I am facinated watching infants together w/ dogs &/or cats must be inherent?

[Whiterioot]

haha cute dog :D