i speak dutch and my dad speaks old dutch and he told me that kooikeren meant caging but now its kooien meaning caging but funny to find english people trying to speak dutch
Lol, I played the part when he translated dog to 'hondje' like 89425989 times over because I couldn't understand what he said... I mean come on! I'm Dutch and it isn't a very hard language to pronounce right?! Also he looked a bit epileptic when he said it..
I had one. LOVED it to death. but it does need space. (mine also LOVED people) But if you read dutch books about this breed, they do not warn you about any real health issues. Here it is known for its health. They are amazing dogs!
Now, I don't speak Dutch, but as far as I've learned, the name is derived from eendenkooi = duck cage/decoy?, and hond = dog, and the book I have sais je = small, but internet sais je means "you".
...so... can anyone speaking Dutch help me?
Anyway, what I really wanted to know was why they, in the video, say "Kooikerhond". Where is the "je"?
@Skywalker91 je is just a word you put at the end of another word to make it smaller. Like dog becomes doggie, hond becomes hondje when its small and adorable. "je" also means you, but then you use it in a completely different manner obviously. Hope it helped ^^
@Skywalker91 'je' is a dutch diminutive. A big "hond" : a small "hondje".
In this context, 'je' is not actually a word; it's always combined with the noun. "small dog", is not translated as "je hond", but as "hondje".
"Je" CAN be a word, but then it means "you" or "your", like the internet told you. In this case, it will never be combined with a noun or any other word.
So "je hond" means "your dog", and "hondje" means "small/tiny dog".
@Skywalker91 As far as I know, the English word 'decoy' has nothing to do with the name of this dog: 'de kooi' just means 'the cage' in Dutch. When we talk about something small in Dutch, we sometimes add 'je' to the word: a small 'hond' can become a 'hondje', but it doesn't necessarily have to. And indeed, the word 'je' means 'you' when it stands on its own - but those 2 types of 'je' aren't related to another. For instance: "Je hebt een lief hondje." => "You have a nice little dog."
@graskop4 idd ya xD echt lol als je ze nederlands hoort praten :P maar ze doen tenminste wél hun best XD wel vaag dat wij WEL goed Engels kunnen, maar niet andersom! XD
@GuardianAngelFanga dat is niet waar nederlanders spreken over het algemeen ook slecht engels net zoals ik die dunglish spreekt ik hoor in nederlanders die engels spreken altijd het nederlandse accent je haalt ze er zo tussen uit.
@sannetussch22 nou, meestal hoor ik het verschil niet eens xD zoals de broer van mijn vriend. die spreekt ZOOOOOOOOO goed engels-engels!!! echt eng... maar er zijn er echt superveel die dat echt goed kunnen hoor :P ik heb het accent niet, want ik praat Amerikaans-Engels xD maar ik kan het wel erg goed xD
@GuardianAngelFanga het kan zijn dat er nederlanders tussen zitten die het goed spreken mijn broer is ook eens verward voor een Amerikaan,, maar over het algemeen als ik op vakantie ben of als mijn vrienden engels spreken hoor ik altijd dunglish.. een duitser spreekt ook geen perfect nederlands laat staan al die andere buitenlanders je hebt er op een paar na plus de mensen die hier geboren zijn waaruit ook een paar komen die het niet goed kunnen.
"De kooi" is derived from "decoy" ... Seriously, Animal Planet?
*facepalm*
And while we're on the matter, the dog was not named after cages (then it would have been called the "kooienhond" or something), but after the hunter (called a "kooiker") with whom it worked closely.
@JaguarSoul Are you kidding me? First of all, a large part of Turkey is on the Euro/Asian border. Secondly, the Netherlands is a country to which a lot of people from Turkey have migrated. So no, it is not strange that the pronounciation sounds turkish-dutch to laatmekijken999
haha, people from the netherlands: the kooikerhond is not a very well known breed also in the netherlands. if a tell my friends i have kooikerhondjes they are like 'wut?'. so it isnt a realy populair breed, but they are still awesome!
i've got two of them :) and i live in holland. but my dogs are not as hairy as you see on the video . all they said is true ofcourse. my dogs don't realy like strangers and little kids. they even can react a little aggresive. but to me, my dad, mom an my sister and other close friends/family who come over much , they are the best dogs ever :)
My linguistics teacher was wrong all the time!? It is not related to eendekooi, used to hunt ducks and the Dutch is derivative of English instead of the other way around?
I swear my dog is part Kooikerhondje, her looks are so similar to these dogs. Me and my family don't know what she is exactly. We adopted her from an animal rescue group 10 years ago who had no idea what breeds she's mixed with. She's just loveable our mystery mutt. haha
@HuzkyMe I did some reasearch and had some people tell me the wrong pronounciation, and I'm proud to say that I finally found out it's pronounced koi-ker-hond-che
@Ilumeo hihi, FUnny how so many people try to say it. I come from Holland so I can't understand what so difficuld at it. How they say it in Dutch: Succes.
He said turkish-dutch, as in the Dutch spoken by Turkish imigrants, which is a very distinct accent easily identified by native Dutch speakers. Here in the Netherlands you can easily identify a Turkish person by their accents when they're speaking Dutch.
And Turkey has quite a lot to do Europe, seeing as it is in the process of joining the EU and every European country has a sizeable population of Turks living there.
These dogs are the best. They are super sweet, cute, and can catch frisbees! Search for "Kooiker Frisbee" and you can see our Kookier Sequoia catching discs, swimming, attracting ducks, and fetching sticks in whitewater rapids.
People here are whining about the pronoucation of the breeds name, I get more irritated when people just can't seem to understand that Holland as a country does not exist. As two provinces, sure, not a country. Good geography right there folks.
About pronouncing, we all know non-Dutch speaking people can't do it for shit in our language
I'm not going to put myself in this Dutch-American fight. I may live in the Netherlands, and I'm even born here, but what can I say? I'm more loyal to Turkey and I will defend anything negative about the beautiful countrey <3 Psst, Turkey has Turkish Vans and Turkish Angora and even the Kangal dog <3
@jeroenwaaromniet Keep your shirt on, so they got their word origins wrong. At least we don't believe that English was invented by America. A lot of us know that that the original Anglo-Saxon language is derived from early German & Flemish.
@jeroenwaaromniet Stop acting like an asshole, it was a simple mistake. No, Americans don't think we built the world with our bare hands, nor we believe we own it. Instead of wasting your time trolling an Animal Show, how about you go do something productive. Mkay?
@jeroenwaaromniet Your statement is entirely illogical. If I were watching a show from your country and there was a research mistake, I would blame it on poor research or a poor job done. I would not decide that because of that mistake your entire country felt that way and believed it to be fact. Instead, if I were you, and I were from Holland, I would just be very proud that my people engineered an amazing animal which is a feat that required great skill and intelligence. =0)
@sheepninja1 Every Kooikerhondje is a little bit different ;) Or it is just a "mistake" of the breed :| If you watch my channel, you see kooikerhondje. Those dogs are different of each other too;)
Decoy came from the Dutch "De Kooi," or "The Cage," so obviously the English is derivative of the Dutch, not the other way around. Stupid Anglo-centric Animal Planet.
@maximum411 Yeah, they got the etymology of "decoy" wrong. But give these guys some credit. They not only teach the correct pronunciation of dog names; they also teach correct plurals in the original languages, like "Komondorok". ... On another issue: Granted, many English speakers have trouble hearing Dutch vowels, which have subtleties English lacks. OTOH, only English-speakers and Icelanders can deal with the voiced "th". All languages have their quirks and shibboleths.
@maximum411 If your mother didn't grow up with "th", she'll never acquire it. It's much harder to pick up sounds you didn't hear spoken as a child. I grew up around Spanish-speakers, so I'm good with "ll" and "ñ" and that sound that's halfway between "b" and "v". But some of those complex Dutch vowels -- I can hear that they're different, but my brain can't get a firm grip on them. ... FWIW, I have the same problem with the English spoken in Newcastle-on-Tyne.
I was referring to the part of the episode where they said that the English word "decoy" came from the Dutch "de kooi." I wasn't talking about "kooiker." And I'm Dutch too.
@maximum411 According to your profile you are from the united states. So it sounds to me like you are one of those "anglo's are evil and the rest of the world would be best with out them" liberal hippy fuckheads. If you hate us so much, get the fuck out of my country.
And you sound like a conservative white supremacist who gets his panties up in a bunch whenever someone says something that could be construed as going against the white, heterosexual, Protestant population. Don't worry, they're not going anywhere. I have nothing against any race of people; I was just pointing out a mistake I noticed in the show. Chill the fuck out.
My Kooikerhondje named Kooiji and he's 18 months old. I believe mine is the only Kooiker in HK. Pls do let me know if there's another one in this colony. They're really smart and good looking dog.
I have a Kooiker mix...he's been neutered though. :( Smartest dog I ever seen though, the way he reacts to peoples voices, your body language, even with how you walk or sit...it's crazy how alert and aware they are to a persons mood. He knows specific sounds, like what my car sounds like. How I open the front door as opposed to my landlord upstairs...it's scary sometimes how smart he is. And he's 10 and acts and looks like a puppy.....They are just the perfect dog..
the dog looks so cute!!! but what i also find cute is... the way they try to pronounce it XDDD ( yeah i`m dutch ) it`s so cute!!! hon..dje ? XD i`m sorry dutch is a hard language XD but it`s cute if foreingers try to prenounce dutch stuff :p
i must say... i`m studying to become an animal caretaker a lotttt of people i know have dogs... and i never saw this breed before:p ( my school is actually in rotterdam )
@NattieAngel i'm from LA i went to canada like 2 yerars ago i think and had a blast!!! good luck in getting the dog. they are so beautiful with the long hair looking like earings.
Lol I'm from holland XD It's really funny how they say 'kooikerhondje'. It's do easy for me, but it seems like you are missing the 'je'. It's a signal for a... don't know how you say it in English. Hond and hondje have the same difference as dog and doggie ^w^ Yes I felt like explaning without a reason!
@woefoe lol I'm from america but live in belgium for 2 years it's the same language but different accent (as u know of course) and even de kooi is pronounced badly here
i watched this on tv becuz of the name, it turned out that my pup, kiko, who i thought to b a brittnay mutt, is a kooiker! lol as they explained the breed, i looked down at her in amazment. she is absolutely awesome too, opens and closes doors on command and is a fantastic watchdog, kooikers do rule!
@AC496 It's dutch. If "je" is added at the end of a word (noun) it means that it is little or small. Hond is dog in dutch so hondje means nothing more then en small or little dog. Common mistake ammong us dutch is to say "een klein hondje" wich means something like a small small dog. "klein" is little/small.
I think I accidentally voted this down and now I can't vote it up - but I was trying to vote up! Anyways, as a fellow kooiker owner - I second that! Kooikers rule. :)
@vjstudio ja die britten jonge haha het betekend gewoon kooi.
QuitotheHuskyDog 1 week ago
i speak dutch and my dad speaks old dutch and he told me that kooikeren meant caging but now its kooien meaning caging but funny to find english people trying to speak dutch
vjstudio 2 weeks ago
what's the intro song starting at 0:00 ??
MrLopsided0reo 3 weeks ago
hehehe I speak dutch
I was surprised to see the name "kooikerhondje" come up
lol
117Burn 4 weeks ago
Lol, I played the part when he translated dog to 'hondje' like 89425989 times over because I couldn't understand what he said... I mean come on! I'm Dutch and it isn't a very hard language to pronounce right?! Also he looked a bit epileptic when he said it..
LooneyLiveLife 1 month ago
@LooneyLiveLife Tja, die Britten en Amerikanen zijn onze sublieme klanken niet gewoon, eh. ;)
Kzinix 5 days ago
@Kzinix blijkbaar niet nee ;P
LooneyLiveLife 2 days ago
I love the kooikerhondje!! They are so sweet!! When i move out this is the dog i want!
THEMET102 1 month ago
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endlessocean9 1 month ago in playlist Dogs 101
@phamy6 I'm dutch and I also never heard of this dog until now ...
xoxolouiseexoxo 1 month ago
Okay, just one more doggy video and off to sleep :)
sesshysgurl23 1 month ago 3
I had one. LOVED it to death. but it does need space. (mine also LOVED people) But if you read dutch books about this breed, they do not warn you about any real health issues. Here it is known for its health. They are amazing dogs!
Phamy6 1 month ago
I saw the title and was like "What? How do you even pronounce that?". I learned something today...
SuperCheesetastic 2 months ago
never heard of this dog until today....wow i feel dumb.
BellaDawnaa 2 months ago
@BellaDawnaa don't :) The breed is only popular in Holland and some parts of England
Phamy6 1 month ago
Now, I don't speak Dutch, but as far as I've learned, the name is derived from eendenkooi = duck cage/decoy?, and hond = dog, and the book I have sais je = small, but internet sais je means "you".
...so... can anyone speaking Dutch help me?
Anyway, what I really wanted to know was why they, in the video, say "Kooikerhond". Where is the "je"?
Skywalker91 2 months ago
@Skywalker91 je is just a word you put at the end of another word to make it smaller. Like dog becomes doggie, hond becomes hondje when its small and adorable. "je" also means you, but then you use it in a completely different manner obviously. Hope it helped ^^
xxxlautjuhxxx 2 months ago
@Skywalker91 'je' is a dutch diminutive. A big "hond" : a small "hondje".
In this context, 'je' is not actually a word; it's always combined with the noun. "small dog", is not translated as "je hond", but as "hondje".
"Je" CAN be a word, but then it means "you" or "your", like the internet told you. In this case, it will never be combined with a noun or any other word.
So "je hond" means "your dog", and "hondje" means "small/tiny dog".
cyprel 1 month ago
@Skywalker91 As far as I know, the English word 'decoy' has nothing to do with the name of this dog: 'de kooi' just means 'the cage' in Dutch. When we talk about something small in Dutch, we sometimes add 'je' to the word: a small 'hond' can become a 'hondje', but it doesn't necessarily have to. And indeed, the word 'je' means 'you' when it stands on its own - but those 2 types of 'je' aren't related to another. For instance: "Je hebt een lief hondje." => "You have a nice little dog."
Kzinix 5 days ago
@Skywalker91 Oh, sorry - it looks like you've already had some answers. ^_^ I hope I didn't explain things in a confusing way.
Kzinix 5 days ago
1 dislike?? :O
KutelilPaw 2 months ago
I lol'd when Nicolas Dodman said the Dutch word of this dogbreed hahaha xD Sounds really funny to me (Dutch woman).
LindsayFamilyGuy 2 months ago
hon-ch is dog XD at least he tries
olifantgamer 2 months ago
man they make dutch sound german grrrrrrr
IamAboe 2 months ago
Cookie Honda?
Venim85 2 months ago
lol nederlands praten
benteXPeace 2 months ago
A cute dog,and pretty cool.
NallMasaki 2 months ago
I love this dog. My other favorite is the Keeshond
celeriacmarcus 3 months ago
Simple name: Kookie
Peachietube 3 months ago
Leonberger/schæfer/kooijkerhondje
BERNTRR 3 months ago
Look cutr
Gunslinger7585 3 months ago
Why do they not pronounce the -je at the end? it' simple.
theshitaIker 3 months ago
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theshitaIker 3 months ago
hond-je xDD epiiiiiccc!!! i can say it perfectly X3 since i'm dutch XD
GuardianAngelFanga 3 months ago
@GuardianAngelFanga xDDD echt hé? het is so faal ze probeeren het wel ;3
graskop4 3 months ago
@graskop4 idd ya xD echt lol als je ze nederlands hoort praten :P maar ze doen tenminste wél hun best XD wel vaag dat wij WEL goed Engels kunnen, maar niet andersom! XD
GuardianAngelFanga 3 months ago
@GuardianAngelFanga dat is niet waar nederlanders spreken over het algemeen ook slecht engels net zoals ik die dunglish spreekt ik hoor in nederlanders die engels spreken altijd het nederlandse accent je haalt ze er zo tussen uit.
sannetussch22 2 months ago
@sannetussch22 nou, meestal hoor ik het verschil niet eens xD zoals de broer van mijn vriend. die spreekt ZOOOOOOOOO goed engels-engels!!! echt eng... maar er zijn er echt superveel die dat echt goed kunnen hoor :P ik heb het accent niet, want ik praat Amerikaans-Engels xD maar ik kan het wel erg goed xD
GuardianAngelFanga 2 months ago
@GuardianAngelFanga het kan zijn dat er nederlanders tussen zitten die het goed spreken mijn broer is ook eens verward voor een Amerikaan,, maar over het algemeen als ik op vakantie ben of als mijn vrienden engels spreken hoor ik altijd dunglish.. een duitser spreekt ook geen perfect nederlands laat staan al die andere buitenlanders je hebt er op een paar na plus de mensen die hier geboren zijn waaruit ook een paar komen die het niet goed kunnen.
sannetussch22 2 months ago
@sannetussch22 nouja ik hoor het er iniedergeval bij sommigen niet xD maarja :P iedereen hoort het net effe anders hé? x3
GuardianAngelFanga 2 months ago
lol so funny the way they pronounce the dutch name.
AsmaaFaris 3 months ago in playlist Dogs 101
I love them
Rihannda 3 months ago
beautiful dog! :)
HiddenMelodyy 3 months ago
id love to see a video about the nova scotia duck tolling retriever please :)
TheeFreeWheeling 4 months ago
@TheeFreeWheeling I agree. They are the best North American dog breed in North America :P
GiJordyn 3 months ago
the next time the can have me to do the dutch talk, becauce i am a dutch person and have a kooikerhondje
superdolfinkilla 4 months ago 30
@superdolfinkilla How long do you own it, and do you have any health problems with it?
Ado501 1 month ago
@Ado501 she's 2 jears old and has no problems what so ever. and she is soooooo adorable
superdolfinkilla 1 month ago
"De kooi" is derived from "decoy" ... Seriously, Animal Planet?
*facepalm*
And while we're on the matter, the dog was not named after cages (then it would have been called the "kooienhond" or something), but after the hunter (called a "kooiker") with whom it worked closely.
EnigmaDrath 4 months ago 41
It's news to me that ducks would be interested in spending time checking out dog butts, but ok....
leananshae 4 months ago
it looks like a smaller version of a saint bernards/collie mix lol
TheChainsawArtist 4 months ago
@JaguarSoul Are you kidding me? First of all, a large part of Turkey is on the Euro/Asian border. Secondly, the Netherlands is a country to which a lot of people from Turkey have migrated. So no, it is not strange that the pronounciation sounds turkish-dutch to laatmekijken999
Alexxosaur 4 months ago
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97yesac 4 months ago
Anyone how know with kooiker it is at the seconds: 0.32 and 0.36. A very good locking male. I'm a breeder of Kooikerhondje and I got interested.
//Felicia
Feylaa 4 months ago
Ghesuntite!
TheKeyWestian 5 months ago
haha, people from the netherlands: the kooikerhond is not a very well known breed also in the netherlands. if a tell my friends i have kooikerhondjes they are like 'wut?'. so it isnt a realy populair breed, but they are still awesome!
denizeshereII 5 months ago
i've got two of them :) and i live in holland. but my dogs are not as hairy as you see on the video . all they said is true ofcourse. my dogs don't realy like strangers and little kids. they even can react a little aggresive. but to me, my dad, mom an my sister and other close friends/family who come over much , they are the best dogs ever :)
denizeshereII 5 months ago
@denizeshereII Indeed they are a lovely breed, I have one myself hes very peacefull tough and loves strangers :D
Flyinghostman 5 months ago
why do they pronounce it that retarded, just say coy cur hound ye
Solno12 5 months ago in playlist Meer video's van AnimalPlanetTV
I live in Holland!!
twandutch1998 5 months ago
Thumbs up if you clicked the vid because of the name =3
fluffernuff777 5 months ago
hond means dog.
hondje means lil'dog
Mr108454 5 months ago
Do they shed?
GingerGal23456 5 months ago
Their Dutch sounds extremely painful. Funny though
HTTS76 6 months ago
How he's saying Hondje.
I am from Holland and know that's not how you say it.
Heyyy Landgenoten!
josefienmatu 6 months ago
i've got a kooikerhond and mine doesn't like playing at all
hanggordijn6 6 months ago
woooowie they're so beautiful! waaa, can't stop watching Dogs (and Cats) 101 :D
VeryBlueberrry 6 months ago
love kooikerhondje
siekieramotyka1 6 months ago
De kooi, decoy? Wut?
My linguistics teacher was wrong all the time!? It is not related to eendekooi, used to hunt ducks and the Dutch is derivative of English instead of the other way around?
lesleyhenriquez 6 months ago
NoOoOoOoOoOo
gingerisevil02 6 months ago
I'll get kooikerhondje next summer
Rihannda 6 months ago
I swear my dog is part Kooikerhondje, her looks are so similar to these dogs. Me and my family don't know what she is exactly. We adopted her from an animal rescue group 10 years ago who had no idea what breeds she's mixed with. She's just loveable our mystery mutt. haha
slashygoodness 6 months ago
at the start i could swear that was a nintendog bark
SiberianHuskyF1 6 months ago
Can someone show me how to pronounce this breed's name?
HuzkyMe 6 months ago
@HuzkyMe Cook ker hund :L
EimzPink 6 months ago
@HuzkyMe wait no, Quick-ker-hund :L
EimzPink 6 months ago
@EimzPink Actually, it's "Coy-ker-hund"
AndreyZidaneTM 6 months ago
@HuzkyMe I did some reasearch and had some people tell me the wrong pronounciation, and I'm proud to say that I finally found out it's pronounced koi-ker-hond-che
Ilumeo 6 months ago
@Ilumeo hihi, FUnny how so many people try to say it. I come from Holland so I can't understand what so difficuld at it. How they say it in Dutch: Succes.
josefienmatu 6 months ago
I think its soo funny to hear people who aren't from the netherlands trying to speak dutch, it sounds: german, turkish-dutch or strange to me
laatmekijken999 7 months ago 32
@laatmekijken999 German, yes, but why Turkish x'D? WTF does Turkey even have to do with Europe x'D?
JaguarsSoul 4 months ago
@JaguarsSoul
He said turkish-dutch, as in the Dutch spoken by Turkish imigrants, which is a very distinct accent easily identified by native Dutch speakers. Here in the Netherlands you can easily identify a Turkish person by their accents when they're speaking Dutch.
And Turkey has quite a lot to do Europe, seeing as it is in the process of joining the EU and every European country has a sizeable population of Turks living there.
EnigmaDrath 4 months ago
These dogs are the best. They are super sweet, cute, and can catch frisbees! Search for "Kooiker Frisbee" and you can see our Kookier Sequoia catching discs, swimming, attracting ducks, and fetching sticks in whitewater rapids.
jclune 7 months ago
@jclune We also trained her to ring a bell when she needs to go outside. They're very smart.
jclune 7 months ago
hond is for dog and hondje means doggie
since i am dutch i know it :P
graskop4 7 months ago
I've got this dog ! It's a pup and listens to me already perfectly. does skills and
everything they're smart cute and funny. and really beautifull take it. you won't be dissapointed.
jesmar720 7 months ago
I trained my kooiker to lay down and sit down in both less then 5 minutes.. How good is that?
SimTune 7 months ago
they look SOO GORGEOUS!!!
moonlightmenuett 7 months ago
People here are whining about the pronoucation of the breeds name, I get more irritated when people just can't seem to understand that Holland as a country does not exist. As two provinces, sure, not a country. Good geography right there folks.
About pronouncing, we all know non-Dutch speaking people can't do it for shit in our language
hijlaa 7 months ago
@hijlaa england as a country doesn't exist either..... but who really cares about such a technicality
bounceback556 5 months ago
MY friend has one of those and they didnt know what type of dog it was haha now i can tell them :D
6Lillianna6 7 months ago
Ohh they're so CUTE!!!!! I want one! :D
Summerpuppy0 7 months ago
I'm not going to put myself in this Dutch-American fight. I may live in the Netherlands, and I'm even born here, but what can I say? I'm more loyal to Turkey and I will defend anything negative about the beautiful countrey <3 Psst, Turkey has Turkish Vans and Turkish Angora and even the Kangal dog <3
JaguarsSoul 7 months ago
@JaguarsSoul Turks are ruining Europe.
Animefan300 7 months ago
@Animefan300 Lol, you're so funny :D It's America that's ruining the European economy. I look at facts, not trolly opinions. You should do so too.
JaguarsSoul 7 months ago
i love there ears!
teddybear4422 7 months ago
For everyone debating the pronunciation of this breed:
Why don't you tell us non-Dutch speaking people how to do so, rather than poking fun?
Just an idea I thought I'd put out there.
bloodprincess800 7 months ago
Can you buy these in England?
bestfwiends4eva 7 months ago
@bestfwiends4eva Yes. There's a UK breed club so if you contact them they can put you in touch with breeders near you.
jfkjrlover 7 months ago
die uitspraak van hem ôndsje
delegend81 8 months ago
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I have a dutch friend and he knew NOTHING about this dog XD
Juliaundmich 8 months ago
de kooi comes from decoy? thats just BS
bobbie001 8 months ago
rofl the way he says hondje is funny, he barely can even say it.
cheapsheepmoop 8 months ago
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jeroenwaaromniet 8 months ago
@jeroenwaaromniet yeesh it's a goofy pseudo-documentary animal show designed as light cheap entertainment, get a grip
i mean even if you take it literally, wouldn't it be the English anyway who came up with the word "decoy" (from the dutch word)?
bjmensz 8 months ago
@jeroenwaaromniet Keep your shirt on, so they got their word origins wrong. At least we don't believe that English was invented by America. A lot of us know that that the original Anglo-Saxon language is derived from early German & Flemish.
mmedefarge 8 months ago
@jeroenwaaromniet Stop acting like an asshole, it was a simple mistake. No, Americans don't think we built the world with our bare hands, nor we believe we own it. Instead of wasting your time trolling an Animal Show, how about you go do something productive. Mkay?
MusicMyParamour 8 months ago
@jeroenwaaromniet Your statement is entirely illogical. If I were watching a show from your country and there was a research mistake, I would blame it on poor research or a poor job done. I would not decide that because of that mistake your entire country felt that way and believed it to be fact. Instead, if I were you, and I were from Holland, I would just be very proud that my people engineered an amazing animal which is a feat that required great skill and intelligence. =0)
TheAnomalousIzzie 6 months ago
@TheAnomalousIzzie Not every Dutchman is from Holland.
lesleyhenriquez 6 months ago
Took a dog breed test and this was one of the breeds I got paired with. :)
Vulpinepath 8 months ago
Ik ben gewoon te typen in het Nederlands omdat ik er zin in!
stupitlovey 8 months ago
Dude geen dislikes. THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT JEAHH.
aardappelpitsap 8 months ago
i have a kooikerhondje named henry and he doesn't have black on his ears. why is that???
sheepninja1 8 months ago
@sheepninja1 Every Kooikerhondje is a little bit different ;) Or it is just a "mistake" of the breed :| If you watch my channel, you see kooikerhondje. Those dogs are different of each other too;)
TVPudding 8 months ago
Decoy came from the Dutch "De Kooi," or "The Cage," so obviously the English is derivative of the Dutch, not the other way around. Stupid Anglo-centric Animal Planet.
maximum411 9 months ago 43
@maximum411 this show is for Americans and we like to thin k we came first
destroy141 8 months ago
@maximum411 Yeah, they got the etymology of "decoy" wrong. But give these guys some credit. They not only teach the correct pronunciation of dog names; they also teach correct plurals in the original languages, like "Komondorok". ... On another issue: Granted, many English speakers have trouble hearing Dutch vowels, which have subtleties English lacks. OTOH, only English-speakers and Icelanders can deal with the voiced "th". All languages have their quirks and shibboleths.
tnielsenhayden 6 months ago
@tnielsenhayden
True- my Dutch mom still can't say "the" without substituting a D sound for the "th."
maximum411 6 months ago
@maximum411 If your mother didn't grow up with "th", she'll never acquire it. It's much harder to pick up sounds you didn't hear spoken as a child. I grew up around Spanish-speakers, so I'm good with "ll" and "ñ" and that sound that's halfway between "b" and "v". But some of those complex Dutch vowels -- I can hear that they're different, but my brain can't get a firm grip on them. ... FWIW, I have the same problem with the English spoken in Newcastle-on-Tyne.
tnielsenhayden 6 months ago
@maximum411 ''kooiker'' is a a duck breader/catcher. nothing to do with cage or something. And yes, i am dutch.
NielsMF 6 months ago
@NielsMF
I was referring to the part of the episode where they said that the English word "decoy" came from the Dutch "de kooi." I wasn't talking about "kooiker." And I'm Dutch too.
maximum411 6 months ago
@maximum411 According to your profile you are from the united states. So it sounds to me like you are one of those "anglo's are evil and the rest of the world would be best with out them" liberal hippy fuckheads. If you hate us so much, get the fuck out of my country.
musicalmike235 5 months ago
@musicalmike235
And you sound like a conservative white supremacist who gets his panties up in a bunch whenever someone says something that could be construed as going against the white, heterosexual, Protestant population. Don't worry, they're not going anywhere. I have nothing against any race of people; I was just pointing out a mistake I noticed in the show. Chill the fuck out.
maximum411 5 months ago
beautiful!!
tamithomas 9 months ago
this breed is very cute it is great how the people say hond hahaha i am dutch xD they really are good at hunting and very loveble dogs
flouwergirl234 9 months ago
haha zo grappig hoe de engelse "kooikerhondje" uitspreke
boujohet 9 months ago
we, dutcheys make the cutest!
amyfan1997 9 months ago
My Kooikerhondje named Kooiji and he's 18 months old. I believe mine is the only Kooiker in HK. Pls do let me know if there's another one in this colony. They're really smart and good looking dog.
wongfritz 9 months ago
i want that dog!!!
peace49409 10 months ago
I have a Kooiker mix...he's been neutered though. :( Smartest dog I ever seen though, the way he reacts to peoples voices, your body language, even with how you walk or sit...it's crazy how alert and aware they are to a persons mood. He knows specific sounds, like what my car sounds like. How I open the front door as opposed to my landlord upstairs...it's scary sometimes how smart he is. And he's 10 and acts and looks like a puppy.....They are just the perfect dog..
travisr300 10 months ago
I WANT ONE
mahimahimindy 10 months ago
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@mahimahimindy your welcome to come to holland
TheLovemusicguy 9 months ago
the dog looks so cute!!! but what i also find cute is... the way they try to pronounce it XDDD ( yeah i`m dutch ) it`s so cute!!! hon..dje ? XD i`m sorry dutch is a hard language XD but it`s cute if foreingers try to prenounce dutch stuff :p
i must say... i`m studying to become an animal caretaker a lotttt of people i know have dogs... and i never saw this breed before:p ( my school is actually in rotterdam )
AquaStorm14 10 months ago
I love my kooiker
Sword1477 10 months ago
m'n vrienden hebben er een
echt zo schattig!!!!!!
mikeyboy056 10 months ago
I want this dog. But its like impossible to find in Canada
NattieAngel 11 months ago
@NattieAngel i'm from LA i went to canada like 2 yerars ago i think and had a blast!!! good luck in getting the dog. they are so beautiful with the long hair looking like earings.
StriderHiryu1200 10 months ago
That dog trainer girl is trying to use a dutch accent, but she is pronouncing the name wrong haha!
CowboyDemon 11 months ago
Would this breed be ok if it lived in a condo but got plenty of long, daily walks?
CowboyDemon 11 months ago
best dogs ever seen on this planet!
sumpfkraut2 11 months ago
Jaki fajny, tylko szkoda że w Polsce jest rzadkim okazem. Chyba najwyższy czas by sprowadzić psy tej wspaniałej rasy do nas. ;)
nataliaa2211 11 months ago
I love kooikers (L)
LauraBoDiAm 11 months ago
Lol I'm from holland XD It's really funny how they say 'kooikerhondje'. It's do easy for me, but it seems like you are missing the 'je'. It's a signal for a... don't know how you say it in English. Hond and hondje have the same difference as dog and doggie ^w^ Yes I felt like explaning without a reason!
woefoe 11 months ago
@woefoe lol I'm from america but live in belgium for 2 years it's the same language but different accent (as u know of course) and even de kooi is pronounced badly here
azaaza0909 11 months ago
Im from Holland!
Tamzgirl27 11 months ago
what's the music from 0:15?
anarchius69 11 months ago
i watched this on tv becuz of the name, it turned out that my pup, kiko, who i thought to b a brittnay mutt, is a kooiker! lol as they explained the breed, i looked down at her in amazment. she is absolutely awesome too, opens and closes doors on command and is a fantastic watchdog, kooikers do rule!
tonyassparker 1 year ago
It's so hilarious how they say the dutch words xD
chibitrunksfan 1 year ago
i'm in the UK and i've only had a Kooiker for 2 weeks but even i can pronounce their name right. :P
good video anyway. it's nice to see other people who have actually heard of them.
alvinawesomeserville 1 year ago
Haha i love the way they say kooikerhond because that is totally not the way you must say it =D
An yea im dutch
zwollerick 1 year ago 19
@zwollerick how DO you say it?
Ilumeo 6 months ago
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zombiebomb88 6 months ago
@Ilumeo koj-ker-hond-ju
xD (i'm dutch :P)
Daisypup22 6 months ago
@Daisypup22 Oh....hahahaha.
I'm glad someone finally cleared that up. XD
Ilumeo 5 months ago
I love listening to English speaking people trying to pronounce Dutch, and making it sound so silly. <3
Hondje means little dog- not dog (which is just 'hond').
LadyYdera 1 year ago
kooikerhondje super cute and super smart
ashutosh1908 1 year ago
Decoy comes from de kooi.. not the other way.
smokeybaconlove 1 year ago
my dog is part kooikerhondje
iplaydrums18 1 year ago
I have a kooikerhondje! There are a lot of videos on my youtube page!
kuttebulle 1 year ago
@kuttebulle Your Tilla is great! I've watched her before. <3
alexi626 1 year ago
@kemp10 I think the "je" is silent
AC496 1 year ago
@AC496 It's dutch. If "je" is added at the end of a word (noun) it means that it is little or small. Hond is dog in dutch so hondje means nothing more then en small or little dog. Common mistake ammong us dutch is to say "een klein hondje" wich means something like a small small dog. "klein" is little/small.
ihavenoname73 1 year ago
i like how the narrator completely ignores the 'je' at the end of the name and doesnt even bother to try and pronounce it
kemp10 1 year ago 2
I have a kooikerhondje! They are so adorable, energetic, and loving :)
TBN4evr100 1 year ago
@TBN4evr100
I think I accidentally voted this down and now I can't vote it up - but I was trying to vote up! Anyways, as a fellow kooiker owner - I second that! Kooikers rule. :)
platypuscookie 1 year ago
i am dutch and its so funny to hear those english try to pronounce hondje or kooikerhondje
darkmysterii 1 year ago
I can speak English like a native speaker, Native English speakers can't even pronounce 'Hondje'. -> Being Dutch is Being Much =D
Ofc this is a joke.
GrungeBouke 1 year ago
alle nederlanders die dit lezen geven het een duimpje omhoog zodat de amerikanen deze comment niet begrijpen.
jacobroodenburg 1 year ago 119
@jacobroodenburg google translate :P even tough i'm not American.
Matilducka 9 months ago
@jacobroodenburg waarom je niet wilt dat wij om het te begrijpen? xD
animallover639 8 months ago
@jacobroodenburg Lol, Amerikanen vinden je zeker irritant, maar ik geef alsnog een thumb up x'D!
JaguarsSoul 8 months ago
@jacobroodenburg dude i understand it :P
MatthewKOfficial 8 months ago