That puppy that submitted is an Australian cattle dog! 100%

Shes such a good mom dog looks like she telling them "cone on kids behind me leave the grumpy man alone"

@user-xu3ll5dy6t

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hunk's tippy-taps when hes "angry" xD

Brilliant guys

Might be dad laying down the law.

Mum & Dad tag team

one sweeter than the other💖💝💖

Ya va mama,tontoooooo,cuando seais de grande como el, todos a por el😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Sooooo sweet❤❤❤😅

Ok I I am new to your channel so I am curious how many of these dogs do you have? The first set of dogs I saw where the puppies from 11 months ago that the mama was brown and in the white kennel then after that I see all these different dogs.... They are all beautiful

@Pittiehoarder

2 ай бұрын

Thank you, I foster lots of mommas and pups. I almost always take another litter after the last one finds homes and often times I take another litter before my current litter is gone. So we basically always have puppies everywhere 😂

"Dad, can I borrow the car?" "rrrooowww"

Herrlich wie er die Kleinen zurecht weißt süß 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The Mother is soooo sweeeeet white with beige marks, super like my "Lady" I have had 11 Years ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

😂😂😂♥️

The video poster appears to get pleasure from one puppy being harassed than stepping in to stop it.

@hunterham9414

5 ай бұрын

This thought process has produced so many horrible dogs in the past few years. Dogs that end up dying/killing. People learn how to interact with people by the larger older people, dogs learn how to interact with dogs by larger older dogs. It's important that the larger older people and larger older dogs are good themselves. This dog is saying stop, I'm done playing, and the other continues. There was no biting/yelping, the older dog was essentially like a parent scolding a kid for doing something bad/dangerous. Even a corrective bite and yelp is fine, this is where the good older dog plays in, they can't be the type to immediately fight/maul a puppy themselves. This very much can affect them for the rest of their lives forever, if genuinely injured it can make them fearful, anxious, pretty much dog ptsd. If the owner steps in, the smaller dog is much less likely to learn the rules/body language of other dogs. You won't always be there to step in and the play aggression will definitely end in a fight, maybe with someone else's dog, or kid. A puppy learning how to interact with its mother and other dogs esp in the

@soundjudgement3586

5 ай бұрын

@@hunterham9414 : Your long diatribe is crazy. I've owned dogs all my life. Nowadays many Dogs ( most from few weeks old ,) are raised domestically. Any adult who is ok with an adult dog snapping at a puppy has deep challenges.

@hunterham9414

5 ай бұрын

@soundjudgement3586 I train working dogs, it's not crazy it's how you stop your high prey drive, high energy, high intelligence dog from literally becoming so aggressive that they have to be put down. The rescue I work with works with German shepherds and Belgians malinois. Lots of which have had owners like you, and they don't learn boundaries. Then they go to kill shelters, we do our best to save the ones that are still have a chance at being rehabilitated. Esp with the belgian breeds they can be so driven and anxious they genuinely can't recover.

@hunterham9414

4 ай бұрын

@soundjudgement3586 are you interested in responding? I'll post up my dog training videos and you can post yours, I'm sure we will see who has 'dogshit' dogs and who has well trained dogs. I'm sure you'll be comfortable posting up your not crossing the street without permission dogs, your not approaching other dogs off leash dogs, your ignoring being bitten at dogs, and your 'yep you said the command I'll follow it dogs'. Which one of us can post videos right now? I'm not sure it's you. I'll throw up my dogs intentionally ignoring my commands because I've taught them its dangerous to cross the street without the 'cross' command, demanding them here now is not enough for my dogs because I trained them, they will explicitly ignore a command I taught them was not good enough for sometimes. They understand context, I'm sure your dogs got that down right?

Is he the biological father of the pups?

And people wonder why these dogs are aggressive. Ask other breeders and other breeds if this is normal. It’s not

Is that other dog a bigger puppy and hunk scarying the little ones he's doing too much