My childhood dog was a bouvier, she was a service dog for my mentally delayed sister. My sister would often times wander off and the dog would always herd her back, she did it with all the family kids. I remember growing up with my door open a crack so she could count us all. She’d get up in intervals during the night and check that we were all there. She was a gentle giant and an amazing guardian… Rip Hannah
@alexhuxley43998 жыл бұрын
We had a Bouvier male when I was growing up. Great dog. Very quiet and friendly. But I would agree with Gary Don, no funny business around him and his judgement of the people who came onto the property, was always spot on. A gas meter reading worker came on to property unannounced and ignored the posted signs about the dog on duty. The dog didn’t hurt him but wouldn’t let him leave until I came home from school. Poor guy was pretty scared. The next time he knocked on the door.
@mackeilde9973
7 жыл бұрын
Same experiance with a Bouvier, other angle. Was a kid 7/9 years old, some familie stuf, deported me at the farm. of my uncle, for couple of weeks. As a kid litle i knew, but entered the safety zone of the Bouvier, (when he was chained that was his combat area) He stormed at me, i was surprised(child unkown), but he was so kind. Didnt attack me, or hurt me. Just stay here til my boss is here. After 1 houre my uncle came, and i was playing with the dog As a kid didnt try to leave the area, so not shure what happend if i did. Awhel maybe dump story, but true
@alexhuxley4399
7 жыл бұрын
They are lovely dogs. Mine loved kids too. Loved their ice cream more though!
@elliot5008
3 жыл бұрын
@@mackeilde9973 Great story, funny stuff.
@tessjones59879 ай бұрын
My Bouvier saved my life on a Saturday when I was alone at the office. Guy showed up. I was not aware of guys intentions. My Bouvie Dutch knocked we to the side while he was asserting the guy out the door. WOW.
@garyt90312 жыл бұрын
Impressive animal! Thanks for posting. My bouvier was very selective on who he let on the property. Some strangers were welcome. Others weren't. His judgement was always 100% correct. Laid back but firm, no funny business. Love met with love. Aggression met with aggression.... Gary in Texas
@mtl98-n9g Жыл бұрын
We had a male bouv who recently passed away. He grew out of it but when the kids would run in backyard he would herd them. They learned to freeze and hold their ha ds up so as not to get nipped. He would also calm them down if they got too crazy running around in the house. Great dog.
@BouviersfromwarbouviatorКүн бұрын
Love this video Jill 😊
@acj26375 жыл бұрын
I have a bouvier des Flanders that herds cattle because we live on a farm. He can herd so much more but it is so funny watching there fluffy faces bounce in the air!♥️
@mbwell2 ай бұрын
Very unique dog. I wish there were more videos like this one for this particular breed.
@BigRudy534 жыл бұрын
Get mine Friday!!!👍
@Steve55yt3 ай бұрын
Nice.
@k9wisdom2629 жыл бұрын
Nice job! Good control.
@adwest682 жыл бұрын
Top Bouvier
@travisgeorge76025 жыл бұрын
I was lucky to grow up with a bunch my mom showed. later on we sold lots of puppies in Colorado. These dogs are a lot bigger than it says in the books! What a weight is he? its easy to see them over 150+ pounds. 175-200 pounds is huge! beautiful male you have! nicely trained also!
@ibisa7912 жыл бұрын
I bet he/she's having a blast.
@ThePhreakzKururu4 жыл бұрын
What a stunning impressive dog! Absolutely gorgeous
@wokduhfooooook19 жыл бұрын
That was a wonderful video. I grew up with a male bouvier who lived to the age of 13. my mother now has another male, and i am thinking on getting two. hopefully a male and a female. how does one go about training bouvier as a herding dog?
@lpe3259
5 жыл бұрын
joshua rainone establish that you are alpha and that they should trust you. Work with them daily. Once that’s done work with him on the cows or whatever you have. When the animals are running, have him run with you around the cows. If he does it right give him treat. Natural Instincts should kick in after that.
@jiujitsurubenpvp2832 Жыл бұрын
Fun to see them working
@JCreole Жыл бұрын
Bear is a good dog
@lpe32595 жыл бұрын
Cattle boi
@travisgeorge76025 жыл бұрын
typo* what weight is he? and age?
@hansstrouf6 жыл бұрын
You must give the orders in Dutch. (Belgium)
@davidw453
5 жыл бұрын
Hans Strouf no you don’t have to do that
@hansstrouf3 жыл бұрын
Bouvier des Flandres Belgium
@markymarco25704 жыл бұрын
This one is a war tank, not a dog.
@hansstrouf
3 жыл бұрын
yes héro 14-18 War
@karenmullen32103 жыл бұрын
BDFs look, and, sound like absolute driving beasts! Which of course they are ! Now then if they charge at would-be assailants the same way to warn them off, but also be able to escalate if the person makes contact with them or me, then that would be the bestest personal protection guard dog could ever have. I'm sure the health and wellness vet visits and food bill would be much less than two or three shifts worth of persons carrying weapons would be and, a dog is much more reliable. Guardian type dogs are ever watchful and their attention would not lag as a person's would and too often does. People talk about Great Danes and Giant Schnauzers, or any very large dog such as Newfoundland having The Intimidation Factor. BAH! I would probably laugh at any of those dogs barking at me - no matter how big or bad the bark sounds - unless, of course, they had babies and they look to be in pretty rough shape,so God knows what kind of past they come from and may not trust humans, therefore, they might actually not be nice, and may bite - maay. If a beast looking like even a blonde variety of BDF comes charging at me barking like that I'm going to have to start wearing diapers!
@AyeZimbra4 жыл бұрын
Great dog. Leave their ears and tails on!
@tojumiladipo4698
3 жыл бұрын
Leave them on and they will get injured and have to have surgery
@Eric-bl8lp
2 жыл бұрын
Its a working dog bud
@ludyaschuchey54757 жыл бұрын
Please stop cropping animals ears and tails! Whats that for? That horrible treatment is forbidden in Europe long ago... America start thinking somehow!
@ih82r8
6 жыл бұрын
Cropping tails is useful. The ears are a matter of preference.
@lylechipperson5913
5 жыл бұрын
Well If it is a farming dog in use, cropping helps defend itself from coyotes and other undesirable vermin. I understand your concern if its a household pet, but this breed is the real deal when it comes to defending its herds or its family. Mine would only let someone in my home or yard after I told "Apollo" they are ok and I would let him smell the person, he would never forget them and they would be able to come and go as they pleased, but all new visitors had to be introduced. Had a good friend stuck on an island in my kitchen for a good 2 hours one day ;)
@MrSteveodle
5 жыл бұрын
Mememememe, that's who cares what you think, seriously.
@hansstrouf
4 жыл бұрын
@@lylechipperson5913 ha ha
@aimeemarsh1
4 жыл бұрын
If you don’t know why people crop working dogs you shouldn’t be talking!
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My childhood dog was a bouvier, she was a service dog for my mentally delayed sister. My sister would often times wander off and the dog would always herd her back, she did it with all the family kids. I remember growing up with my door open a crack so she could count us all. She’d get up in intervals during the night and check that we were all there. She was a gentle giant and an amazing guardian… Rip Hannah
We had a Bouvier male when I was growing up. Great dog. Very quiet and friendly. But I would agree with Gary Don, no funny business around him and his judgement of the people who came onto the property, was always spot on. A gas meter reading worker came on to property unannounced and ignored the posted signs about the dog on duty. The dog didn’t hurt him but wouldn’t let him leave until I came home from school. Poor guy was pretty scared. The next time he knocked on the door.
@mackeilde9973
7 жыл бұрын
Same experiance with a Bouvier, other angle. Was a kid 7/9 years old, some familie stuf, deported me at the farm. of my uncle, for couple of weeks. As a kid litle i knew, but entered the safety zone of the Bouvier, (when he was chained that was his combat area) He stormed at me, i was surprised(child unkown), but he was so kind. Didnt attack me, or hurt me. Just stay here til my boss is here. After 1 houre my uncle came, and i was playing with the dog As a kid didnt try to leave the area, so not shure what happend if i did. Awhel maybe dump story, but true
@alexhuxley4399
7 жыл бұрын
They are lovely dogs. Mine loved kids too. Loved their ice cream more though!
@elliot5008
3 жыл бұрын
@@mackeilde9973 Great story, funny stuff.
My Bouvier saved my life on a Saturday when I was alone at the office. Guy showed up. I was not aware of guys intentions. My Bouvie Dutch knocked we to the side while he was asserting the guy out the door. WOW.
Impressive animal! Thanks for posting. My bouvier was very selective on who he let on the property. Some strangers were welcome. Others weren't. His judgement was always 100% correct. Laid back but firm, no funny business. Love met with love. Aggression met with aggression.... Gary in Texas
We had a male bouv who recently passed away. He grew out of it but when the kids would run in backyard he would herd them. They learned to freeze and hold their ha ds up so as not to get nipped. He would also calm them down if they got too crazy running around in the house. Great dog.
Love this video Jill 😊
I have a bouvier des Flanders that herds cattle because we live on a farm. He can herd so much more but it is so funny watching there fluffy faces bounce in the air!♥️
Very unique dog. I wish there were more videos like this one for this particular breed.
Get mine Friday!!!👍
Nice.
Nice job! Good control.
Top Bouvier
I was lucky to grow up with a bunch my mom showed. later on we sold lots of puppies in Colorado. These dogs are a lot bigger than it says in the books! What a weight is he? its easy to see them over 150+ pounds. 175-200 pounds is huge! beautiful male you have! nicely trained also!
I bet he/she's having a blast.
What a stunning impressive dog! Absolutely gorgeous
That was a wonderful video. I grew up with a male bouvier who lived to the age of 13. my mother now has another male, and i am thinking on getting two. hopefully a male and a female. how does one go about training bouvier as a herding dog?
@lpe3259
5 жыл бұрын
joshua rainone establish that you are alpha and that they should trust you. Work with them daily. Once that’s done work with him on the cows or whatever you have. When the animals are running, have him run with you around the cows. If he does it right give him treat. Natural Instincts should kick in after that.
Fun to see them working
Bear is a good dog
Cattle boi
typo* what weight is he? and age?
You must give the orders in Dutch. (Belgium)
@davidw453
5 жыл бұрын
Hans Strouf no you don’t have to do that
Bouvier des Flandres Belgium
This one is a war tank, not a dog.
@hansstrouf
3 жыл бұрын
yes héro 14-18 War
BDFs look, and, sound like absolute driving beasts! Which of course they are ! Now then if they charge at would-be assailants the same way to warn them off, but also be able to escalate if the person makes contact with them or me, then that would be the bestest personal protection guard dog could ever have. I'm sure the health and wellness vet visits and food bill would be much less than two or three shifts worth of persons carrying weapons would be and, a dog is much more reliable. Guardian type dogs are ever watchful and their attention would not lag as a person's would and too often does. People talk about Great Danes and Giant Schnauzers, or any very large dog such as Newfoundland having The Intimidation Factor. BAH! I would probably laugh at any of those dogs barking at me - no matter how big or bad the bark sounds - unless, of course, they had babies and they look to be in pretty rough shape,so God knows what kind of past they come from and may not trust humans, therefore, they might actually not be nice, and may bite - maay. If a beast looking like even a blonde variety of BDF comes charging at me barking like that I'm going to have to start wearing diapers!
Great dog. Leave their ears and tails on!
@tojumiladipo4698
3 жыл бұрын
Leave them on and they will get injured and have to have surgery
@Eric-bl8lp
2 жыл бұрын
Its a working dog bud
Please stop cropping animals ears and tails! Whats that for? That horrible treatment is forbidden in Europe long ago... America start thinking somehow!
@ih82r8
6 жыл бұрын
Cropping tails is useful. The ears are a matter of preference.
@lylechipperson5913
5 жыл бұрын
Well If it is a farming dog in use, cropping helps defend itself from coyotes and other undesirable vermin. I understand your concern if its a household pet, but this breed is the real deal when it comes to defending its herds or its family. Mine would only let someone in my home or yard after I told "Apollo" they are ok and I would let him smell the person, he would never forget them and they would be able to come and go as they pleased, but all new visitors had to be introduced. Had a good friend stuck on an island in my kitchen for a good 2 hours one day ;)
@MrSteveodle
5 жыл бұрын
Mememememe, that's who cares what you think, seriously.
@hansstrouf
4 жыл бұрын
@@lylechipperson5913 ha ha
@aimeemarsh1
4 жыл бұрын
If you don’t know why people crop working dogs you shouldn’t be talking!
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