Rescue Pittie Screams At Strangers To Share Their Food | The Dodo Pittie Nation
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Rescue pittie named Dennis embarrasses Dad by screaming at strangers to share their food - watch what happens when they go to a restaurant together 😂
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Who else has a dog that "communicates" with them (for food)?
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🙋♀️Mine...😅
A dog and a cat
I don't have a dog but I've two rescue cats. One will walk up to me and lick her lips twice, the other tips my foot with her paw until I follow her to the dish.
Animals are so clever and unique.
Who hasn't? Both cat and dog are very close during the meal, hoping for some left overs.
But like Dennis they know that begging is out of the question as long we eat.
Why is your dog off of leash in public?!? You fail Dog 101. Great way to get your dog an urgent care visit when he approaches an aggressive dog.
I'm worried about aggressive people not everybody likes dogs especially pitbulls
@@valentinaminauro352 it's also very disrespectful to people who are afraid of dogs, allergic or just don't like being around them.
I think this is my first time ever not liking Dodo's video. Dodo is nice, the dog is so cute, but the owner... Such an irresponsible and bad dog owner. I feel bad for the dog.
Well put.
It's past your bedtime. Go to bed.
The dog has perfected the, "I have never been fed, in my entire life", voice.
My little Puggie does the same thing, but she sounds like a banshee so it’s anything to get her to calm down … as long as it’s ok for her to eat.
My dog also the same! He is kinda active so he is kinda thin and if he is not eating he is so noisy, my neighbor was like "did you feed your dog?" YES HE ATE SO MUCH MAM, HE IS AN ACTOR.
"Don't you see I'm _starving_ !?!" said the chunky black dog after being fed 30 min. ago
No. He’s perfected the “you’re supposed to feed your pets first” line.
And he’s absolutely right! Pets should always be taken care of and fed first.
Sorry, but our pets were always fed, just before we ate. They were happy, we were happy, no problems. I’ve always shared voluntarily, if I know one likes what Im eating. I don’t understand how a person could enjoy their meal, without their pets enjoying theirs.
Owners like this need training...
Had a dog owner scornfully reply to me once, when I politely asked her if she wouldn't mind leading her dog to the grass just a few feet over from the flower garden, where he was busily tearing up the plantings to cover his poop, "He's JUST a DOG!"
My reply to her, "That's why I'm talking to YOU."
@@AbsentWithoutLeaving savage 🔥🔥🔥
All learned behavior...
@@bincockwell2610 actually the dog is a rescue and it’s not learned…. Live a little why don’t you, and quit being such a complainer
@@mashanikolka7435 sorry for being that way, just reminds me of my parents dog who constantly beg for scraps while they eat.
Man, no offense to the owner but given how little we saw them intervening about their dog begging ppl and using very little recall/leashing, I really feel like it's only a matter of time before the dog begs and/or jumps the wrong person and gets kicked/hit as a result or the owner ends up sued.
Or even worse, someone else's dog looks at as aggressive behavior and goes on the offensive.
Every offense to the owner - he’s deliberately tormenting the dog so that it makes noises that he thinks are funny, and records them for a social media vanity project.
Not only that but I suspect the whole jumping on people thing is a slippery way to get talking to the girls we see in the video.
We should be grateful he’s not hiding in the bushes instead
@@CursedWheelieBin lol he's a good looking guy tho is not that hard to talk to girls usually..no need to be that " creative" he's just another Instagram or tiktok product whit no personality 🙄
@@CursedWheelieBin Honestly I'm just more concerned for the dog. Certain breeds already get a "strike" against them for just being that breed. Just takes one possible accident and people may call for the dog to be put down.
The communication is cute but letting your dog loose and jumping up on strangers for their food isn't.
Yea but those just uptight jerks, so who cares.
I agree. I have witnessed very docile, sweet pitts lose their sh*t and attack several times, for whatever reason. All dogs need to be on a leash, but esp the ones capable of really hurting people and other animals. Instinct is a thing.
@@mackelby1 You never know if someone has some pet allergy or past traumas with dogs.
@Taotaomona I do. Perspective. Also don't trust people who can't see that. Something wrong with the soul and heart. Never said they are bad people.
shut up
I usually love videos from The Dodo. But today, I'm very disappointed... Not because of the cute dog but because of how the human tortures his dog by not feeding him first. No matter how hungry I am, I always feed my pets first.
Textbook psychopath. He knows what the criticism is and even doubles down on it with his remarks later on in the video, as his way of sweeping it under the rug.
He said the dog crying brings him so much joy.
We should be grateful that he’s using the dog to chat up girls in the park because something tells me he’d otherwise be leaping out of the shrubbery and kidnapping them
Then i am afraid you are wrong, you can't treat your dog as if it's more important than yourself, even if it's true, it needs to understand that you are the alpha and that he has to obey to you and have respect, or else they will treat you as if you are their equal, best way to test this out? Try putting your hand in their bowl while they eat, if they bite you, then he thinks you can't order him, a very bad sign
@@Red_._. Wow... I'm not too sure how you concluded that I "treat my pets as if they're more important than me", but there's no reason why I can't prepare their meal at the same time as mine. Most of the time, their meal prep is quicker than mine so I will feed them first. I won't force them to wait until I finish eating my own food.
@@CrystalWish Yeal alright, i just said why feeding them afterwards isn't a bad thing as you said
Cute as he may be, it's probably a good idea to keep him on a lead and not encourage him to beg and jump on strangers for their food with a cute and endearing voice. All it takes is one person to freak out and things may get worse for the pupper.
True. People are irrationally scared of Pitbulls because of prejudices. But this Pitbull is so cuuuuuuuuute. Would adopt him in a second :)
yeah i have cane corso but i have fear of other dogs .. the reason is u dont know what to expect . some maybe friendly but u never knowwww.
yeah all it takes is one person who is educated on dog attack statistics and you got yourself a dead pitbull
@@eimsbush05 gee i wonder why people are scared after seeing mauling after mauling from pitbulls
Touch my pittie and their will be a dead human. I carry a gun for a reason
No... no. This isn't ok. Get your dog on a leash if you can't control him. That isn't ok. Not everyone is going to think it's funny or cute to have a dog begging right in their face while they're trying to eat. Nevermind the jumping up on to people to try to get at their stuff.
No... this isn't cute. This is bad behavior being encouraged by bad owners b/c they want videos of it to post on social media.
No this is not ok. I am afraid of dogs and this is just awful
@@underworldbean3942 that is not the point
I bet this dog will follow you if you move with the food. Its not that easy. And who knows what other things he does besides jumping on strangers.
@@chelseagirl278 Petey is all over this comment section pasting the same spam answer every single time. I'm disabled. This would be a problem if the dog did it to me.
@@MajesticalHonky If an unleashed dog ran up to me I just ask the owner to recall it.
That has to be the first Dodo video I disapprove of. The guy is making his dog wait for his food for no reason, doesn't use a lead, lets the dog jump at strangers who are just trying to eat in peace, and pets the dog when the dog throws a tantrum. That owner isn't doing a good job at all
I know right! The kid needs some good training, and more responsible owners.
I was thinking that while it may seem "funny" or "cute" or so to some humans when animals behave in this way - because obviously humans know the broader situation and that they will give the dog food eventually and find that the animals behaviour therefor is "silly" or "exagurated" - he uses the word "tantrum", it is not funny at all for animals that are actually really anxious and concerned they may not get enough food - especially a rescue dog might have been traumatized in the past - for us humans food is not an issue anymore but for animals it is extremly important and that is programmed into their brain by evolution.
Thats an animals primary objective in live is to secure enough food.
So he may find his dog is "giving him so much joy" while his dog is actually miserable and anxious...
Similar things apply to little children, where adults may find their crying dumb or unnessesary, but from the childrens perspective, since they dont know so many things and are dependent and vulnerable, something can actually be seriously upsetting and stressfull, and one should take THEM more seriously even if their probelm isnt a serious one from an adults perspective.
hmm - what do you think?
@@jeffreylebowski4927 I agree
If you knew the backstory on this guy you would really despise him. He fostered this dog when he found out that the dog had an unusual way of talking. He made a video that went viral and made tons of money off of the dog. He had promised the adoptive family to return the dog when the time came to rehome it but refused once the family asked for their dog back. He use social media to put pressure on them saying that he and the dog had bonded and it would be better for the dog to stay with him. He refused to return the dog and so the family allowed him to keep it. Ever since then he’s been making money by letting his videos of this unusual dog go viral. He doesn’t care about the dog so much is cares about the amount of money that he can make off of it. I’m sure he is bonded with a dog but if he truly loved the dog, he would feed it first and not allow it to develop bad habits like going up to strangers to beg for food. It’s disingenuous of him to say that the dog would go up to every single person who opens a package of food. Only a dog that is hungry will do that. Most dogs that are satiated will not bother strangers for food. Dodo got this story very very wrong.
@@charly3575 seeing him record his dog going after strangers and try to snatch their food while he just goes "stoppp itttt 😆" and keep recording the visibly uncomfortable strangers, I'm not really surprised by your comment. Does seem like he's only doing it for the likes and nothing else. Also if the adoption story is true, that's truly fucked up. I hope the dog's separated from him and given to someone who actually cares about it.
This is cute. I get it. But this isn’t the best idea. All it takes is one bad interaction with a complete stranger for things to go sideways. I don’t mean to be the bad guy. I just don’t want to see any harm come to the dog or anyone else.
He seems like an extremely friendly dog, and dogs can tell by your demeanor if you don't want their company. It also seems that he only does it in foody areas, when people have food. And those areas have quite a lot of dogs around so I highly doubt that people who hate dogs won't be there. Though I do understand your concerns
This guy fostered the dog, knowing that it had a special talent to talk and beg, promised to return it to the adoptive family and then refused to when it was time to turn the dog over. He monetize his videos because he knows the dog makes money for him. When the family asked for the return of their dog, this guy put all kinds of social media pressure on them, begging them, refusing to turn the dog back over to them. He’s nothing but a liar.
@@charly3575 source please
i don't see how. unless you're really hateful but i doubt a brute man would harm that pittie. hes so nice and adorable about how he's asking for food the dog sits in front of you and isn't trying to take your food. he just whining for some. lol.
I'll be the bad guy, teach your kids & pets not to beg from strangers in public.
Why would you bring your dog to a restaurant, especially if he is known to walk up to strangers for food, is one of you blind?
Yeah, this is the one part of the video I do agree with the criticism.
But I’m the kind of person that has a bag of dog treats and squirrel/bird food in my car and a true animal lover.
Why not? When you walk with the dog and get hungry, you go to a restaurant. That's normal - at least in Germany.
@@Chewie1802 IN NYC DOG AND OWNER WILL GET SHOT FOR THIS CHEWIE !
@@Chewie1802 Which is fine, if your dog is well behaved. If your dog approaches strangers and caterwauls, it's kind of rude to bring it someplace where people gather and eat. It's like if people bring a small child to a theater even if they know that the child is going to cry loudly.
@@Chewie1802 I know that right I take my pups to restaurants and I got five rescues
Allowing or encouraging a dog to beg for food is not cool.
Yeah but it’s good strategy for chatting up girls in the park and making it look natural. He’s a slippery one
@@CursedWheelieBin exactly, this man got it all planned out 🤙🏽 mad lad
@@CursedWheelieBin exact
Yea, this guy is a total asshat for thinking that this is something to be shown as a cute and adorable behavior.
@@bjolly8924 Yeah he should just beat the dog like you would
As cute as this seems, it really isn't. He needs to keep that dog on a leash. For the sake of people and for the sake of the dog. The wrong kind of person will kick it or do worse.
Kick “it”? I’m not sure what inanimate object you are referring to.
@@innermeetme It yes, as in: the animal.
This "wrong person" will be punched in "it" wrong face.
They’re in Australia, it’s not like anyone’s going to shoot him. That is a uniquely American thing.
@@AmbivalenceIX Why comment if it adds nothing to the conversation.
It's like he's training his dog to behave badly to get popular on social media. Go figure.
@@Nohiro.3D That's not the problem, the problem is him allowing his dog (who is off leash) to approach random strangers and jumping on them. That's not cool. You never know what the stranger's reactions will be. It's rude.
@@Googlegivemyoriginalnameback What is with this assumption of "you must hate dogs" b/c ppl point out bad training behavior? Ppl are pointing out it's bad behavior and habits b/c it can very easily, in unexpected circumstances result in the owner being slapped with a lawsuit.
@@Googlegivemyoriginalnameback what if the person is terrified of dogs? And dogs get even more riled up after they see someone freaking out. The owner would unnecessarily be making the person uncomfortable.
@@Googlegivemyoriginalnameback As others have stated earlier, people could have allergies, trauma, etc... That's what strangers WILL complain about. This could result in someone being hurt, even the dog! DON'T speak on other people's behalf, especially strangers. Put yourself in other people's shoes.
I, ***as a dog owner***, would not tolerate it, because I'm not an ignorant person. And I'm sorry that you don't care about other people's feelings and the dog's safety, but if a responsible dog owner is being a responsible dog owner, what would I have to complain about? 💖
@@jordanao2668 Some people are afraid of dogs.
I just recently moved into a new neighborhood and no one keeps their dog on a leash here. I wish I’d known that beforehand. I wouldn’t have moved here. But every time I try to walk my dog, other dogs will run over to us. And every f***ing time, the owners will say , “Sorry (s)he never does that.” Really? Your dog never gets excited when they see another dog? Really? It just coincidentally happens every time I walk by and no other time?
My dog is a small rescue and has extreme anxiety so that terrifies her. Not everyone wants to spend time with your dog. Be a responsible pet owner or don’t bother getting one.
I have the same issue. After a frenchy runs across the street growling barking and leaves the ground lunging at my pit mix rescue. Gets grabbed by the neck and my dog starts shaking it. Get cut bad getting my dog off. And people blamed me like it was my fault. Luckily other dog was just bruised. .
Same issue here. Unfortunately there was an incident where an unleashed dog tried to bite my rescues muzzle (she was leashed) and I tried to hit the unleashed dogs muzzle away but bit me in my forearm instead.. yeah please leash your dogs. There have been many incidents where unleashed dogs would run up fast and close to me and my rescue has been weary since afraid I’ll get hurt
I agree 100 % !!!!
I'm betting not everyone finds this as adorable as the owner.
This owner is going to get his dog fucked up
Right. I would IMMEDIATELY switch up meal time and start training him to keep his paws on the ground. Ack!
Agreed, this is not good for anyone, very bad behaviour. And he only makes it worse!
My dog would NEVER come to beg for my food.
Look at all these Karen's on this post who have masters in dog behavior like they are gods... assholes
@@shazardsahai4613 Nah these other people are right. This guy isn't taking any steps to train his dog to stop begging because he thinks the behavior is "cute."
Also don’t let him approach everyone. You never know who might be afraid or who could hurt him.
So true
Just the look can frighten someone
Though we know Dennis is wonderful…
Safeguard
Or if there allergic t could kill them while there keeping there distance
Or vice verse. Previous pit owner here who won’t approach a pit or feel comfortable with one approaching me.
Off leash, approach strangers, no owners nearby. Not cool
lol if his dog gets shot bc he jumps up a stranger that's on his stupid owner
Simply horrid behavior. No one should have an unleashed dog coming up to them like this. Not the dog’s fault, it is his human’s fault. Also, this should not have been posted as it is encouraging this behavior. Usually love the posts here.
I would honestly be embarrassed but he just laughs it off
Agree with you. It's/reenforcing bad behavior is a disservice to the dog who deserves better & The innocent bystanders should not be forced to do the work of an ignorant owner not training an animal properly. the dog could be hurt by someone or another dog also.
Hey
Yeah I usually love the post here... Do you love animals??
@@lucasantonio3063 who are you
He knows the pecking order: that's why he is imitating a rooster.
Cute dog, but a very big dog that I'm not sure why you have let him jump on strangers and he has no leash? Do y'all not have leash laws where you are? It's so dangerous, if anything I do it for my dog's protection not for the other people, lol I could care less about them I don't want them saying that my dog bit them and that way I can always contain control. It's actually really shocks me. If I was walking my dog and this dog came up to me even as sweet as it is I would not be happy about it. And then to film it.......
Wow, seriously? You write that you could care less about others, what if it were a child and it hurt them or terrorize them? I bet you wouldn't want your doctor saying that he could care less about others right? That's the problem with these animal pages, a lot of dumb fuckwits like you saying " they don't care about other people", my dude, literally EVERYTHING that you do is made or provided by others, so be a little more considerate.
That dog is a very famous dog in Australia. Many people know him because he is so talkative. He talks all the time. ESPECIALLY when he wants to go to the beach🥰🥰🥰❣️
@@carolinetapia8568 Is it common in Australia for dogs to do that? Just jump on people?
It wouldn’t bother me, I suppose, but I completely see where people are coming from when they’re saying you need your dog on a leash and properly trained.
That dog is clearly anxious around food cos that bimbo owner either doesn’t know how to train the dog, or is deliberately tormenting the dog to get some video footage that you see here. Some people lack empathy because they rank high on the psychopathy scale, but even then common sense should usually tell you that there’s a page full of people here telling you that what you’re doing is cruel and irresponsible, and you should train the dog to understand boundaries and relieve its anxiety around food
@@nathanfraudik5840 hold on really quick before we start name calling, I'm allowed to be an animal person, and that was actually being facetious by saying I could care less. But if it came down to a stranger on the street and my dog that I've owned for several years, yes indefinitely yes, I would take my dog's side. I also wouldn't let him run rampant.
Kinda weird that he doesn't eat at the same time as you 🤔 I always feed my cat before I serve myself but that's just me🤷♂️
Ridiculous! The dog jumped on the girl putting his mouth on her food, that's a stranger, not a friend or something, not cool. One other thing, the guy takes pride in the fact that his dog gets upset and has to listen him eating, like it's something great, just feed the dog at the same time, not hard, what a douche!
Yup, it's outrageous behaviour and he should be ashamed.
And in top of that he records it so he gets popular on social media ... so cringe and rude at the ssme time, no funny nor cute dude
Dog look delicious I take home and barbecue for whole family
Dude, stop being a karen
thank you someone had to say it,he teases the dog the makes it beg for food like he's above the lowly animal,that dog should be a member of the family and they should eat together there should be love there not just begging for social media attention and the ad revenue it brings
He's very ignorant if he thinks this is going to end well. He needs to train him better. When he jumped on that lady, I was nervous for her. Not everybody likes dogs, so he should respect that.
Ya Cesar millan would agree, this man needs to go to his Dpc lol
I terribly scared of dogs. It would be terrible experience if that dog approach me like this. Literally I wud possibly have a heart attack. It's so sad and scary that we have this kind of videos and people consider this behaviour as normal.
@@nagasolaire8462 I'm aware that you are scared of Dogs you do understand you can walk away and im sure if you did this man would stop Dennis from following you im not being rude or disrespectful im simply stating a fact ps in Australia, most people like dogs and the ones that don't you can tell by there body language, and then you hold your dog until that person is gone or you have past. Ps maybe you should try to look into why you are scared and get some help because the truth is most dogs are great and happy its only the few that are vicious.👍🏽😉I hope you can overcome your fear for you'd own good.😉🇦🇺lots of love and respect from not so sunny Australia.
@@nagasolaire8462 no you wouldn't . Ur a drama queen
@@markwhelan9887 I didn't say dogs are bad. Did I? I personally have uncontrollable fear when any dog is close to me, even small ones. And no, I wouldn't walk away because i wud just stay freezed and panicked thinking if the dog would bite me or not. I was biten by my aunt's dog very hard when I was a kid and it's super hard to get rid of this fear. I cannot understand how you can let your dog to approach strangers, it's super weird to me that people cannot realize that some people just super scared of dogs and it can be awful experience for them.
This is probably 1 of the more shameful Dodo vids. Dude had ZERO doggie etiquette awareness. I'd be LIVID if some stranger let their big ass dog jump on me and basically snatch my food all while he records. Bad owner, overly trusting & sweet dog!
My dog used to sit on my front lawn minding his own business on summer days.
Every day this thug with a pitbull would walk past with it off the leash and his dog would not only annoy mine, but it even attacked some swans that were nesting nearby, which luckily flew away.
The idiotic owner had absolutely zero control and he even beat the dog when it finally came back. Btw the dog didn’t even seem to notice because their pain threshold is super high which is why they’re bred for fighting.
When I finally confronted the guy he came out with the same arguments you hear from biased pitbull owners like “he’s never like that at home” and “oh for gods sake he’s not gonna hurt anybody” despite just trying to kill 2 swans.
They’re supposed to be illegal in the UK but the police here love dogs more than humans so they don’t do anything about it
Great comment, thank you for addressing the issues in a civil & mature manner. I've been rescuing & rehabilitating dogs for 17 years & know all too well how dangerous this behavior (both owner & dog) can be. It's actually scary & sad the few who are defending both. Thankfully, they make up the few.
@@CursedWheelieBin Awful dog owner & extremely dangerous. Pitts can be wonderful dogs, if properly trained. They just happen to have one of the more dangerous bites in all breeds & can cause immense damage but then again most anything can cause damage & death. I hope the owner you mentioned learned or lost ownership of the Pitt. Many dogs can actually be retrained, even those older in years. Unfortunately, he doesn't sound much like a person who'd willingly give up his Pitt & instead would be involved in a mauled to death case.
@@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee I had a Pit that would jog with me (no leash or harness) around the park and not bother a thing. There 'd be kids that would pet her, other dogs & ppl moving about. My only concern would be...SQUIRREL‼️ But 1 yell and she'd stop and return to our jog. I've seen tiny dogs that I wouldn't try this with but it's all in the training. The culprit is almost always the human...
@@rconn4501 You are the exact type of owner a Pitt breed needs. People seem to think obedience & training are 'mean' but it's a definite must. At the end of the day we are that dog's pack leader & it needs us to treat it as such. We tend to over humanize dogs which actually confuses them. I'm glad you were able to show people that Pitts aren't monsters, they just need an educated owner.
It's only cute to the owner, trust me. These other people don't actually think it's cute when you allow your dog to beg and jump on their lap to beg for their food. They just don't want to be mean or feel rude by saying it. I say this as a dog lover, and an owner of a pitbull and yorkie, and before we got the yorkie I also fostered for a rescue. Im very much so a dog lover, but id never let my dogs do this stuff in public to strangers, or even in my home to guests either. Just because I may think it's cute when my dog does it to me, doesn't mean it's cute to others. Don't be "that guy" because I assure you people are talking ish behind your back as soon as you walk away. Then to *film it* on top of of that??? Just no.
Hello
Just like a whiny kid.
What's the point of 'me first then the dog' rule regarding food?
Personally I make it a point to give my dogs eat before me ALWAYS. They're dependent on me for food, and besides I would feel like total sh*t if I ate before them...
I absolutely love dogs and watch Dodo videos often but I have to agree with most of the comments here. It is very irresponsible of the owner to let his dog jump all over strangers and beg for food when you don't know what their reactions will be, not to mention filming strangers without their permission.
It's cute as long as other people are okay with it, but please don't let your dog just go up to strangers because they want the food, that's bad manners and no one can predict the outcome of it. What if the person is scared of dogs? Or just simply wants to eat their food in peace?
I know…I can’t comprehend how he is ok with that, just entitled and rude
The world is a different place when you’re white, male, and handsome
@@jenniferfagundes3236 and even then you still apparently need a dog to jump on girls in the park to get the conversation going
Even when they’re not ok with it, they’re at the complete mercy of that lethal animal. Smile and nod, and awkwardly wait and hope it goes away.
“Hey uhh could you maybe move your dog away from me before it kills me....If it’s not too much trouble! Thanks” 😬
Or people can even be allergic to dogs
I feed my dog before I eat, so he doesn't bother me or anyone else while we are eating. And he usually waits for me to start eating before he eats his own food, which I didn't train him to do, but for some reason he does that.
And I never give him food from the table or let anyone else do it.
Dennis is adorable, but it's not funny for your dog to bother other people when they eat, especially strangers.
Dogs are pack animals and out in the wild (which is where they all originate from the 'Wolf') the pack ALL EAT together .. at the same time. So I can understand how a dog can either sit and wait for everyone else to start earting their food and I can understand a traumatised dog who gets insecure and thinks he is being left out (on a survival level) when he is left waiting for his food whilst the rest of his pack/ family eat. I totally respect your comment. Great to see people sharing their common sense and dog owner care tips.
@@sharonsuddaby3473 What you did not said is, stangers are not a part of Dennis's pack. Dennis would have been killed by the other pack by doing so in the wild.
@@sharonsuddaby3473 They do not eat together: top dogs eat first. Same with horses, same with cats.
Same here. I prefer to eat together with my dog, she has hers and I have mine at the same time. There's never any begging for tidbits that way; we're family and we eat together.
She even saves her treats until she sees that I'm eating too; it's adorable.
The cute dog in this video is getting rewarded with food for begging, of course he's going to continue doing it. If it works, he's going to do it as often as possible. xD
I’m not an expert by any means but wouldn’t that make your dog think he’s the alpha of the house if he eats first? I guess not if he waits for you to start eating.
Am I odd for feeding my pets BEFORE I feed myself? Seems a bit selfish to think of yourself before your pets.. and doubly worse to make them wait until you're done eating before they can get to eat.
i feed my fuzzies usually before i eat, because that is like a baby, you make sure the baby's needs are met, before you tend to yours as much as possible
It's not odd, but you're thinking in a human way, the way you would treat your human babies, and they are not humans, nor are they babies.
Animals, whether dogs horses or cats always show respect to each other by waiting their turn to eat. A dominant dog at the park will never tolerate another dog interfering with its dinner, and your dog's feelings wouldn't be hurt by this! Horses know too to let the alpha eat first, and cats will always let the Tom eat first. Don't fight nature. You should be eating first: they won't starve in the half hour while you eat: a dog that respects and trusts you will go curl up on its bed and wait patiently (respectfully) for you to finish your dinner.
@@wilfdarr if they have a full tummy and are satisfied they don’t feel the need to beg !
@@Shannonbarnesdr1 some dogs wont tolerate you as much as they would if you willingly take the position of the beta in ur pack. doesnt count for every dog, but some are like that. and you dont want your pitbull to think hes the guy in your house
@@Shannonbarnesdr1 Needs and wants. They'll still beg if they're full because they want to eat what you're eating. If I was a betting man, I'd bet you have a hard time telling them to get lost if you know they haven't eaten because you feel guilty, but if you've fed them you know they're not hungry so telling them to buzz off brings you no guilt: I'd bet money they're just as likely to beg before a meal as after, and the difference is your reaction based on whether you know they've eaten or not. The difference is in your perception of the situation, not theirs.
But it's normal for dogs to wait patiently for the higher members of the pack to finish eating before eating their own: if they're begging it's because they want to, not because they have any need to: you don't strike me as the kind of person who starves their dogs.
"People ask me if it's annoying...?" I wonder if the owner has ever stopped to ask himself if it's annoying to other people when a complete stranger's dog gets all up on them begging for their food when they are having a lunch break and just minding their own business.
especially when on phone then some strangers dog came closer n bein noisy for beggin' food....
@Chande Luuure - Maybe they're hinting about his misbehavior with a question.
He's too inconsiderate to take a hint.
Be a responsible dog owner and train him to not beg. When I adopted my adult pit bull he had horrible manners...not any more. Never, never feed your dog your food and don't encourage their begging by laughing at them or allowing that bad behavior. You are not being a good dog steward. The dogs only do what their owners allow.
Exactly ! I can't believe how many people in the comments section are saying how "cute" this is. This dog needs training and I would be pretty pissed if somebody's dog was following me around and trying to take my food and the owner just allowed it
Hey
@@beansandbandaids8667 You mean feed our dogs the highly processed unhealthy dog food with all kinds of unhealthy additives?? Human food is what's truly healthy for the dogs! We know what's in it and more palatable than that kibble garbage!
You're kidding right... he's a sweetheart... you're a sour-puss
@@gabriellakaterina6782 lol u have like just one comeback in Ur vocabulary that's hilarious tho ..I bet Ur dog takes u out for a walk and pays the bills etc 😂😂😂
Ugh. So this guy just lets Den approach everyone, and even allows him to jump up on people? Come on now. This does not make a "cute" video.
Exactly. Just looks like a piss poor trained dog to me!
@@underworldbean3942 The owner thinks it's cute that his dog begs strangers for food while they're eating. No, it's not cute. And, then the dog is allowed to jump up on that one girl. NOPE. As you said, it's not hard to get up and move. Except for when someone is eating, they can't just get up at that moment. Also, it's not hard for a dog owner to control their dog, and not allowing them to bother people.
@@underworldbean3942 or call the cops, because some random pit they don't know is jumping on them. Father seeing three allegedly docile pitts go after small dogs and kids, it's a genuine concern.
@@underworldbean3942 mate you dont have to copy paste the same reply to every commenter criticising den's owner. they're right. in a public setting, its ALWAYS the owner's responsibility to control their dog. I get flustered around a gsd that lives in my apartment and the owner knows that and he always tucks the dog behind or in between his legs when I'm around. Now THAT'S proper dog etiquette
@@underworldbean3942 You need a good whacking by people. Saying the same thing in all the comments. Is that dog suppose to understand words, lol. I don't understand some so called dog lovers, at the end that dog is gonna get put down if he bites someone and you are going to get away with it because of your mistake.
I'm sorry, but please discipline your dog a bit more... Begging everywhere and especially to total strangers is not what I would like to see my dog doing (if I would own one).
I have a rescue kitten and when she realized that I'm filling up her food bowl, she will jump from wherever shes from and runs to her food while chirping (sounds like shes saying mom or yum) and will completely devour her food. once shes finished, she finds me and lays in my lap, takes a nap, wakes up and plays with the shower curtain for the remainder of the day
That's adorable 😍. So have you adopted it?
aww that’s super cute…
This comment really brightened my day and made me laugh 😆 Cute!
“Den den we’re at a restaurant...” Dennis: and your point?
Dennis: …That just means there’s more food you’re depriving me of. Now hop to it.
Bonus: The Zoomies!! 🥰
😅👍
LOL!
Dennis:” If you don’t give me your food I’ll make this annoying sound, ooohehehaaahaoo!”
Dennis: "restaurant serve food. DEN WANT FOOD."
You need to control you dog. This is unacceptable.
I'm actually surprised The Dodo is encouraging this kind of video. This guy is teaching the dog a bad behavior. I hope he never runs across someone who's afraid of dogs or with previous trauma, it might end badly.
Yeah I'm disappointed that they posted this too. Absolutely nothing about this is "cute".
You're kidding right... he's a sweetheart... you're a sour-puss
@@gabriellakaterina6782 seriously.....have you taken your brain off manual mode and put it in cruise control? How many times have you copied and pasted that crap
Agreed. I once had a case like that.
Ate lunch at a nearby river, when a big dog (no idea which breed) came up close and started eating right out of my lunchbox.
I was bitten as a child and know how "bitey" untrained dogs can get. I didn't want to risk being bitten fataly in the face /throat, so I froze up until the guy came up to me and pulled his dog away, laughing.
Plus, your dog could get ill that way
@@pitshoster401 dodo mislabel dogs. That’s why people like yourself are confused on what’s a Pit bull
Some people may find this cute and laugh but for others this is rude and disrespectful, you do not let your animal get in someone's space when they're trying to eat.
In fact you train your bird to take a big bloke shieet right in their crunchy food.
I wouldn't mind at all I share food with animals all the time
He may not find it annoying but the strangers that he is begging for food from may think differently. That comment probably isn't going to be popular but I wouldn't let my dog do that.
Dog has no sense of boundaries
How are you gonna stop the dog from making noise? They always make noise there's nothing he can do without abusing it.
@@artsyscrub3226 I think you do not know dog training as well as you think you do. It does not need to be abusive to discourage poor behavior.
@@underworldbean3942 And to this comment: my parents rescued a Pit that loved people, but hated dogs as a previous bait dog. Someone didn't listen, didn't leash their terrier, and Lily almost broke its neck. Dog etiquette is important in society, it's our job as pet handlers to be responsible.
@@artsyscrub3226 The dog could be trained.
Why is this sweet? It's not proper behavior if your child would do this to a stranger is it?. People who own dogs, and I've owned many are responsible for their dog's actions in public spaces. 🙄 this guy should control his dog or find someone who can and let them have it.
We are working on training our dog off leash...but WE WOULD NEVER let our puppy jump all over people!!! EVER and eating people food!? Not good for the doggo!!
I can't eat until my two dogs have eaten first. Doesn't matter how hungry I am either....I can't eat my dinner in peace with two sets of sad brown eyes staring at me wondering why they can't eat. I'm complete mush with my fur babies and they know it!
What kind of owner would let their dog just approach everyone and anyone who has food?? He even climbs up on people and that has to be aggravating having a dog climb up on you trying to get your food. Feed your dog before you go out (the fur babies always get fed first) - this isn't cute or entertaining to anyone except the dumb*ss owner. That isn't being responsible for your dog or courteous to anyone else. Heck, I'm ticked off just watching it on here.
It's cute... On video, but I'm scared of dogs, if a dog did this to me I would freeze and think they want to bite me. Not cool
Exactly. The owner stands around and allows it. The dog needs training and a leash. If some large black pitbull comes up to you and tries to take your food, not everyone is going to find this "cute". How long until someone is agressive towards the dog? How long until the dog becomes agressive to anyone denying the dog food? How long until someone with an agressive dog bites this unleashed dog when it gets to close?
I'm glad I'm not the only one mad. Pet is basically your child. Feed them first, then yourself. Or eat at the same time...
Jeez...
Dennis & Drew should eat together.
Dennis would finish the meal in just 2 min and start crying again for food.
True I like that way
Dog look delicious I take home and barbecue for whole family
@@chirpy1381 There are bowls that address that issue.
@@mleonard4628 I do not know you,however i can understand that for some cultures is completely normal eating dogs,whereas for other cultures like India's one,is blasphemy to eat beef meat,because cows are sacred for them and I can understand it as well,while in West,is very famous as food.But is completely heartless to say as a comment in a dog's story,that he seems "delicious"and that you could"eat him with barbeque sauce,with your family"😠I do not know if you ever had a pet,because I do not know you at all,but if you had and you really loved it,you would know and feel the pain of something might happen to it😓And to be eaten is one of the worst💔Tell about it under a recipe's video comment session please...not under a dog's one,that begs for food...please respect!😠Stay safe from pandemic.
Why dont he just feed the dog before or at the same time as he eats? Torturing him isnt adorable.
Cause he’s a jerk.
How do you know he doesn’t? Plenty of dogs act as if they have a bottomless stomach.
The dog doesn't know any better, the owner knows even less...
If everyone understood the backstory people wouldn’t be even partly supportive of this man. When he found out that the dog could talk, he decided to foster it saying that it was “all about the dog.“ He promised to return the dog to the family that adopted it and when the time came for him to do so, he refused. He never had the slightest intention of returning the dog to the proper owners. He kept the dog and use social media to beg them, saying that the dog now belonged to him. The family acquiesced and gave him the dog. Ever since then he’s been using the dog on social media to make money because he knows that a talking dog has great appeal. And here he is again. The last video he made of his talking dog went viral and he made a lot of money from it. I guess he knows how to suck this poor dog dry for all it’s worth. Does he love the dog? I’m sure by now he does. But he’s a liar.
@@charly3575 the dog looks happy to me why not worry about all the dogs that get abused left on a chain put your energy to good
@@christinerose4839, Because if what he/she’s (don’t know if Charly is male or female) saying is true this guy shouldn’t get to profit FROM STEALING another family’s dog so he can make a buck.
True. Any experienced dog owner with a well behaved dog knows that you must show complete dominance over your dog. If you don't, you are encouraging the dog to be dominant and show inappropriate behavior. This guy laughs and says he's in charge, I beg to differ.
IMO it's tantamount to animal cruelty not to train your dog how to behave in public. Most people will blame the dog, when actually, he's only doing what his owner has taught him is okay. Sad that it makes the animal a pariah for his behaviour when it's the owner who needs to be taught some manners.
"Humans eat first"?! No! That's backwards ! Dogs eat first !
My mother always said "We feed the dogs first, then we eat."
Because (as she said) the dog can't take for himself.
i feed my fuzzies ( cat and dog) usually before i eat, because that is like a baby, you make sure the baby's needs are met, before you tend to yours as much as possible
My mom taught me to feed pets first to helps prevent begging
Nope nope nope.
Animals, whether dogs horses or cats always show respect by waiting their turn to eat. A dominant dog at the park will never tolerate begging, and your dogs feelings wouldn't be hurt by that. Horses know too to let the alpha eat first, and cats will always let the Tom eat first. Don't fight nature. They need to respect you enough to let you eat in peace, and trust you enough that you won't let them go hungry.
When establishing pecking order you eat first then the dog. It's programed in them, they aren't hurt, they get that you are in charge and so you eat first. But this behavior isn't based on that. There's definitely food anxiety happening. A trainer should be involved.
@@FreakyLoserJiruu I don't think a trainer is necessary if the guy took even the most basic steps. I think the anxiety comes from a complete lack of leadership: looking at that dog, I'm positive that if he was told to lie down, the anxiety would disappear. Similarly had a leash so the dog had some direction. By the body language this appears to me to be a very mild case. I only meant that proper feeding would reenforce the leadership role.
I swear if somebody's dog just ran up with no leash begging for food and the owner didnt stop him, and even worse just stood by recording, I'm swinging on the owner. This is disrespectful af and shouldn't be glorified as "cute".
He knows you won’t because the dog would kill you.
Cowards often have those types of dogs in order to feel safe in public
Agreed phews
that's why u cant get laid
@@tomondiek2839 is that why you’d own an animal ? To get laid from the animal ?
Your " swinging"? You mean your swapping out your wife for his?
If he has had the dog since it was a pup then he has had plenty of time to train the damn thing how to behave. Not a bad dog just a dumb owner.
The owner should do something about this.
Man, I've had times where I prioritized buying my pet's food over my own when I had fallen in a financial slump. Just feed your dog first, it isn't like he could prepare it for himself.
Perhaps feeding dog first would be a good idea. Or just eat together. It seems somewhat cruel actually
It's not a " bad dog " it's a " bad dog owner " , it's what you teach your dog.
"bad" dog owner.
A moron.
So many things wrong in this video... 1- just eat together... 2- don't let him approach strangers, it's very inconsiderate
Find my comments above that will tell you the true story of this POS dog owner.
I feed my animals first. Always!
Why don’t you leave him at home rather than having people witness your not a nice owner. Don’t show people these videos.
How
This is freaking rude. He needs to control his animal.
Lets see how well you "behave" after having been starved. Here's a thought, go sleep in the street without a shower and a meal for a good week or so. I HAVE!!! You probably have never missed a meal in your life.
@@RandomChristianMusings What does that have to do with a shitty owner who doesn't keep his dog on a leash despite the dog being untrained and constantly jumping on strangers and begging?
Unpopular opinion: You need to teach this dog better manners
Fun fact: reading from the comments that seems to be a very popular opinion XD
no, he good doggo
Blush I apparently didn't read other comments XD
@@coolboy5428 Why exactly is running up to strangers (without a leash!) and begging them loudly for their food a good behavior in your eyes?
@@tessavergissmeinnicht5142 I think Cool Boy means "good doggo" as in this dog will beg a child for food soon then maul it when it doesn't get its way 🥰 velvet hippos are the best huh
doggie has a lot of food insecurity
I hate when my dogs beg, they're not starving and have plenty of food. I don't find it cute at all.
I agree
@@ダチアヨ that too, you don't let your dog go free just to beg
No, the dog eats first then you can eat just like you'd do for a child. Smh.
Silly comment
@@Mani-period Why is that a silly comment? I feed my pup before I eat. Why in the world would I eat in front of her when she has nothing to eat? That’s just teasing her with my food & incredibly UNCOOL!
@@Mani-period useless comment lol stick to solving crosswords lol 1 in 1 year or something
@Ri De lol, someone is jealous.
Wait humans are supposed eat first aren’t they? Bc you and your family are technically the Alpha
Why do you put your dog through that 'power-owner' torture? Have humility for a dog that has been rescued and been traumatised from whatever their past was with being a stray or with other humans ... Feed your dog when you are in Drew either at the same time as you or put his bowl down first before you sit down and eat your food .. then feed him the scraps or left overs (if there are ever any) If you are going out to eat, feed him before you leave the house, it is THAT SIMPLE. Dogs and animals do not think the way we humans do so he is NOT GETTING that you are trying to show him there is a pecking order. You and your ego is so out of touch. So not following you on instagram. Was kinda sick from this video. You don't leave your 'best friend' insecure for life eps over something that relates to survival such as food. ?? Us humans are here for the animals as their guardians and keepers, not for them to be our 'side kicks'.
He's not even treating that dog like a "side-kick." He is treating him like a nothing. As far as I'm concerned, that dog is still homeless.
('Home' is more than just four walls and a roof.)
After watching this apallying egotistical behaviour and that's not the dog I'm referring to, I feel sorry for it!
@@joyh9980 I feel repulsed by the 'Dodo' staff posting this cruelty as something cute.
The owner should feed his dog first, especially when the owner was going to eat out.
@@InfocusNewsChannel if a dog thinks it's on top of the ladder, it can become aggressive :(
Granted, that may be true, but their are ways around that. Feed them first.
@@Qsalis This is a myth that coincides with the “dominance” over your pet theory. Literally just train your dog and treat them with respect. The dominance theory vs assertiveness is very different. The first is old school and been proven it doesn’t work (Victoria Stilwell) while the other is used in training methods especially for food aggression/obsession.
Y'all, have you ever had any fucking pets, ever? This dog could eat 3 times a day and still beg for food. My cat eats 3 times a day and she still tries to get bites of my food. I have dogs who do the same. They just beg, because their full tummy doesn't matter. They just want food.
@@corinabanu7556 I was about to say. The dog just obviously loves food and wants everyone else's. It likely wouldn't matter when they fed him, what they fed him, or any other factor in normal dog care. Doggo sees food, doggo wants food, doggo lets you know. As for the dominance idea, it depends on the dog. Some will walk all over you if you let them (typically smaller dogs), while others will take whatever love you give them then just chill the rest of the time. "Just train your dog and treat them with respect" is the most useless advice I've heard. Like saying "just learn Newtonian physics and don't use too much throttle. Now go land that fighter jet on an aircraft carrier". There's so much missing from that middle of that statement it's not even worth writing.
It's only a matter of time until his dog jumps on someone who's terrified of dogs or is allergic to them. Bad owner.
Ur so annoying
@@theblackearth3843 Ur so ignorant
Agreeeeed
@@arsdago8121 ur so annoying
Or imagine it does it to a cop... and imagine if that cop has a K9...
I normally feed my cats first, then take my meal.
The difference with dogs is that they are pack animals with a strict social hierarchy in which the pack leader eats first. If you let your dog eat first, it'll think it's the boss and that may lead to misehaving or dominant behaviour towards you or others. So as unfair as it may seem for us with our human morals, it makes sense from a dog's point of view. Humans are the boss, then comes the dog.
Sadly, the dog doesn't seem to be well-trained anyway, judging by how he is allowed to just approach strangers without a leash and the owner just mildly protests. Not everyone likes dogs, some even fear them and having a Pitbull jump up on you trying to get your food would be more than triggering for many.
It's not okay to let your dog head over to someone, climb on them, and try to get their food. I'd be unhappy if my friend'a dog did that, but to see a strange dog coming up to you to get your food? No thanks.
Dennis is a member of the family. He and Drew should eat meals at the same time. No pecking order please.
Nope nope nope.
Animals, whether dogs horses or cats always show respect to each other by waiting their turn to eat. A dominant dog at the park will never tolerate another interfering with its dinner, and your dogs feelings wouldn't be hurt by that! Horses know too to let the alpha eat first, and cats will always let the Tom eat first. Don't fight nature because of some false guilt you bring in. Your animals must respect you, and waiting half an hour to eat isn't going to hurt their feelings, but it does wonders to reinforce who the big dog is when push comes to shove.
@@wilfdarr How do you explain these results then? We’ve got an anxious dog thrashing around in his bed, and leaping all over strangers with food.
Edit: I’m not saying you’re wrong. You seem to know your stuff and I’d like to know before we get a dog (not a pitbull - they’re illegal in the UK because thugs use them as weapons).
@@CursedWheelieBin He doesn't respect the people around him. If the dog knows that when you're done eating they get to eat, it feels natural to them to respect you and trust you that you will let them eat when you're done. Another trick I've found works well to build trust related to food is to take their bowl while they're eating: be careful the first couple times you do this because it will really freak them out, but being it back immediately with a treat (sausage, peanut butter etc) and they VERY quickly learn not to be possessive of their food, but to enjoy the idea that you not only provide their food, but make it better.
But honestly, feeding is only one moment in the day, on its own not the end all and be all, in fact it's only about 10 seconds of meaningful interaction between my dogs and me in a day. Outside, this dog needs is a leash, not for control, but for communication, so that the moment he starts to be disrespectful he can be corrected. He needs to be taught simple obedience like sit, lay down, come, and out. Once the dog trusts and respects people around him at least that much, then you can start working long line and eventually off leash. But that's a ways out for this dog: this dog is smart not putting his trust in this knob.
As for pits and their cousins, it's sad that they were bred by bad actors. I very strongly believe people should have to be licensed to own these dogs, but I also strongly oppose out right bans on them as I've never had a negative interaction with them: working with dogs I've been bitten 3 times now, not one of those incidents was a “dangerous” breed!
@@CursedWheelieBin
As for getting a dog, I'm happy to hear that! I have two things I think you should look out for: don't get a dog that is fearful of you: it will be hard to earn it's trust and will be unfair to you as a new owner (and it may be fearful of strangers, which is no fun). Leave a dog like that to someone more experienced.
And don't get a dog that runs over to you and jumps all over you: if it's walking all over you the first time you meet you just know it's going to be much more difficult to earn that dogs respect. A dog like that doesn't respect others (people often mistake this for love: it's not. In dog language it's one of the rudest things a dog can say, no other dog would tolerate that), and again it's not fair to a novice trainer to be expected to teach a dog like that basic lessons (they should have gotten the basics from their mother who would disciplinethem if they were disrespectful to her).
There's a lot of good dogs at shelters: there's no shame in telling the staff that this is your first dog and that you need to find one that's calm and immediately looks to you for leadership for your first dog. Further, shelters have high turnover so don't be afraid to wait a couple months if the perfect dog isn't there the first time you visit (it took 4 or 5 months for our first dog to show up at the shelter, and I couldn't be happier that we waited for the right one). This dog will be with you for anywhere from 8 to 20 years (I knew one dog in my neighborhood, a big one at that, was 22 the last I saw him) so don't make a rash decision!
Once you've worked with a respectful dog you can foster progressively more difficult cases, but for your first time you will be learning as much from your dog as your dog will be from you.
Good luck!
Fellow Aussie here ❤ I have 2 rescue Pitties and the fact that Pitties are so vocal and intelligent is what I find most endearing about them.. that and the fact that their meaty heads make up a big 1/3 of their body ❤
Why doesn't he just feed the dog at the same time he eats? Seems like he's developed a habit of literally eating after strangers in public because he has to eat after his human at home.
I was thinking the same thing
he gave the explanation himself "humans eat first.." that is how he thinks. if you ever want medieval dog training tips, just contact the guy
@@stefan5218 Lol medieval training tips. He definitely needs a professional cause he has no idea what he's doing.
We shouldn't do that... Dogs lives with a pack and there will be an alpha who eats first in the pack... Here human is the alpha and dog should eat after the human...or else dog try to dominate and become aggressive and will try to prove that it's alpha by disobeying ur orders! It's not safe
How well is that working out for this guy? Because of his feeding habits at home his dog jumps up on people and literally tries to snatch their food from their hand. Looks like he should learn some new training techniques because feeding the dog after him is NOT creating an obedient dog that respects boundaries at all.
Terrible owners. Don't pet the dog when he's doing that type of behaviour, you're only encouraging it.
Yes. THOSE are the TERRIBLE owners. Not the abusers.
How about you put your superiority delusions aside and stop being a Karen for a second.
The dog was not aggressive or even annoying. They more than likely never had a complaint and since that behaviour doesn't bother them, why force a change?
Pets are not robots. They don't have to have the same exact behaviour on everything.
@@nikosxi Way to create a strawman argument, idiot.
this kinda seems like an early learned behavior perhaps he was starved when a pup and has anxiety about getting enough food if so you need to teach him that you wont withhold food from him but in the end he is your dog and your responsibility.
Agreed. The easiest way I've found to teach a dog to trust that you won't withhold food is to take their bowl while they're eating and come back with a surprise in the bowl: they learn not only not to frett food, but if it gets taken away by you it's likely even a good thing for them.
Today, both my rescues are free fed, no food issues: not saying it'll work for every single dog in the world, but it's always worked well for me.
-unleashed big dogs runs up to strangers
-jumps on their legs or gets in their personal space
-begs loudly for their food
-snatches it when they don’t react
-owner is just filming and laughing
Why, Dodo, WHY do you think this is by any means cute? I know this is a pro-pitty channel but that doesn’t mean everything a pitty does is GOOD or cute and should be encouraged! Not only is the owner a terrible, terrible person, if you look what he’d done to get this dog and why, it is also saying that a behavior like this is acceptable
There's nothing cute about that. It's disrespectful to others. He's lucky if he hasn't gotten kicked already.
I carry pepper gel. This mutt and its worth less owner would both get a dose.
@@sailorgabbie You'd do it to a dog who hasn't attacked you? How sad.
@@PinkCakesandTea yes if a random big ass dog walks up to me then jumps on me to snatch a sandwich out my hand he’s getting kicked. If He’s doing it to complete strangers and you know he’s probably done it to a kid too.
“you’re embarrassing us” lol because you have not trained him properly. if you hadn’t enabled this behavior he would not act this way
But you know how things are these days..anything for 15 minutes of fame and some likes.
Guy needs to be a better dog owner. He has allows this behaviour and enables it.
That dog sounds ugly asf too
The dog eats last? Any pet owner that truly loves their animals feed them first because they can’t feed themselves and reduces their chances of begging. You feed your children first, so why not the animals? Selfish if you ask me.
@@CoreIntegrity the alpha theory is based on wolves in captivity, not in the wild. The theory has been debunked, even by the researchers who came up with it.
The leaders of those packs in the wild are the parents and they all eat at the same time. There is no hierarchy. It's more of a family dynamic.
You wouldn't call your parents "alpha", would you?
@@CoreIntegrity well, can you point me to those documentaries? The research was faulty, the behavior was seen only in captive wolves in zoos. The research done on wild packs did not come to the same conclusion.
Hierarchies do exist, but not when it comes to eating. Wolves eat together, at the same time.
Eating first and letting children eat last would be considered child abuse. I also want to see sources for your claim that equal treatment leads to personality disorders.
@@CoreIntegrity again, you say "alpha" but it's the parents. And no, parents will prioritize their pups and only eat first if the carcass is small (which makes sense, since they need the energy to go and hunt again). They eat at the same time. That's the research.
If your only source of information are a few documentaries than I don't see any point of discussing this with you.
And we are not talking about the animal kingdom in general, we are talking about wolf packs and the debunked alpha theory. It's scientific consensus that the theory was faulty. Stop bringing other animals and their hierarchy into this to try and strengthen your argument. They are not the same.
You claimed that equal treatment leads to personality disorders. You haven't provided your source yet.
Your little text about the development of children was nice, but not what I asked for.
@@CoreIntegrity I also want to point out that this whole pack leader theory can't even be applied to an owner and his dog, since they are both a different species.
I will leave you with this article:
It seems like every discussion of dog obedience and dog behavioural problems eventually turns to the issue of dominance. Dog owners are told that they must be "the leader of the pack" and the "alpha dog in your own home." One reason why this issue has become so salient again has to do with the current popularity of Cesar Millan, who calls himself "The Dog Whisperer," and has popularized the use of forceful methods to exert dominance over unruly dogs.
The original description of the basic difference between dominance and submission in dogs comes from Konrad Lorenz in his book, "King Solomon's Ring," (1949). Lorenz, who was a Nobel Prize-winning ethologist and animal behaviorist, based this idea on observations of his own dogs. If one dog appeared to be more aggressive and powerful (dominant) the other dog would acknowledge this by giving ground or rolling on its back (submission). Lorenz felt that humans also had dominance relationships with dogs, since if he struck or threatened one of his dogs they acted similarly submissively toward him.
The thinking of scientists usually reflects the culture and the beliefs of the historical era and the place that they live in. Lorenz was born in Austria in 1903. His thinking about dogs was doubtless influenced by the dog training procedures common at that time, most of which had been developed by the German military for teaching service dogs. The methods used to train dogs reflected the attitudes of the military at the time and were based upon strict discipline supported by force if necessary. Certain tools that were developed for training reflect this attitude, such as a leash that was braided and made rigid at the loop end so that it could be turned around and used as a whip if the dog failed to obey.
Colonel Konrad Most summarized that Germanic philosophy of training when he wrote, "In the absence of compulsion neither human education nor canine training is feasible. Even the most soft-hearted dog-owner cannot get on terms with his idolized favorite without some form of compulsion." In other words, one should use force to establish dominance and then use that dominance to control the animal's behavior.
The first research on wolf behaviors seemed to support the idea of a rigid, military-like canine social hierarchy, usually supported by physical confrontations which ultimately established a leader-the "alpha wolf"-who maintains his leadership through force and intimidation. Unfortunately, later research would show that this is an artificial and erroneous view of canine social organization.
David L. Mech, who is now a senior research scientist for the U.S. Department of the Interior, was one of the first people to study wolf behavior in the wild. In his 1970 book, he was influenced by earlier ideas, including those of Lorenz, and referred to the pack leader as the "alpha wolf." Looking back 40 years later he has come to doubt the usefulness of this concept. He now maintains that the label is wrong because it implies that the wolves fought to determine dominance.
In actuality, when they mature, wolves leave their original pack to mate and produce offspring which then become the rest of their new pack. Dominance arises simply in the same way that parents naturally control the behavior of their offspring in humans, at least while they are living with the family. As in human families, the parents loosely set the rules, and the kids sort things out among themselves. Because of this state of affairs, rather than using the label "alpha" Mech prefers to refer to the "breeding" male or female in the pack or simply the mother or father wolf. The idea of the alpha only seems to be valid in artificial packs, where unrelated individuals are put together, as in captivity, or where may be multiple breeding pairs. In such "unnatural" social groupings, animals will contest for leadership and an alpha wolf will emerge.
Of course wolves are not dogs, so let's look at a recent (2010) piece of research by Roberto Bonanni of the University of Parma and his associates. They looked at free-ranging packs of dogs in Italy and found that leadership was a very fluid thing. For example, in one pack, which had 27 members, there were six dogs that habitually took turns leading the pack, but at least half of the adult dogs were leaders, at least some of the time. The dogs that were usually found leading the pack tended to be the older, more experienced dogs, but not necessarily the most dominant. The pack seems to allow leadership to dogs, who at particular times seem to be most likely to contribute to the welfare of the pack through knowledge that can access the resources they require.
The reason that all of this is important is that it tells us, (regardless of concerns about the amount of force used in training) that Cesar Millan's technique, and that of many other trainers who use a military-like concept of canine social hierarchy as the basis of dog training and problem solving, is based on a false premise. It is a holdover from German military service dog training at the turn of the last century, and generalization from outdated wolf research based on artificial packs of captive wolves.
@@CoreIntegrity btw, a blog post from "owl brand discovery kits" isn't the best research, lol. They don't even give the name of the author of that post.
The author of the article I copied is Stanley Coren, found in psychology today.
You know training is a thing right🤔
Sounds to me the owners need to train themselves and the dog at the same time. It's not appropriate that your dog is begging in restaurants and to strangers on the street. Sort it out !
This would bother me too much to be honest. It’s not an ok attitude… I’m happy it is for its owner… but please, don’t let your dog jump on people or bark at them… you just never know. It’s simply irresponsible.
You should really try and get a handle on your dog. Yea its cool cuz he makes the whiny beggin noise and it is different. But to have him goin up to strangers and beg for their food will be taken as a violation of space. He was even jumping up on them to try and get the food. It is not gonna taken well by a lot of people. Some day he is going to do that to a person who doesnt like it and they may react in a violent way and stab or shoot him. Hate to see that happen to the dog. I know people will probably b*tch at me for saying what I did but it needed to be said. Hope ya see that I wasnt saying this to be mean spirited. Wish yall the best.
Never let your dogs do this. It's a pantheon of bad manners and lack of boundaries training.
This owner has encouraged this aggressive behavior by this dog! Most restaurants would not allow this obnoxious pet in their establishments. The dog needs proper training, and not to be rewarded by feeding him from your plate & table. Shame on The Dodo for supporting this bad pet owner behavior by airing this video!
Lmfao. Get a life smooth brain. 🤪
@@isaacvanderbilt4505 says the one who did not question the shitty behavior from the dog in the vid.
The behaviors that the owner is allowing/encouraging in public aren't cute. The dog should be leashed and not allowed to jump up on or beg from strangers. If the dog is noisy at restaurants, then the dog should not be brought there. It's not polite to other patrons and the dog appears to be in distress. Also, the "pecking order" thing is nonsense. The amount of begging the dog does suggests that he's unsure when his next meal will be. The video gives the impression that the dog is rewarded for begging, rather than fed at predictable mealtimes. This isn't cute.
completely agree. the pecking order thing is complete bullshit and is increasing anxiety and distrust that the human is not going to feed him. the dog smells food he isn't going to get, it's frustrating and confusing. give the dog his food at the same time every day, BEFORE human dinner time.
So true say this louder for the people that are saying this cute that dog needs to be on leash that dog can become violent at anytime
@@nardo218 Yeah I've been getting pretty frustrated reading all these comments about how "dogs are pack animals" while they completely ignore this dog's obvious distress. Clearly he was neglected in the past and doesn't know when he's going to eat next. His dipstick owner probably doesn't even have a regular feeding time for the dog, it looks like the dog only gets to eat when the owner decides he feels like it. Speaking of that, several points in the video the owner is sitting at a table with a plate and utensils that are 100% clean and unused. This jerk really set things up like he was going to eat so that the dog would start whining for the camera. Social media has melted people's brains, I swear.
@@nardo218 it actually isn't BS, there are stories where dogs were getting food before some of the human family members and would think they're higher in the hierarchy and would actually attack them if they felt the human was taking over his place in the house.
That's what I thought. That poor lad doesn't know where his next meal is coming from.
That's gross. It sounds like a dying donkey. And where is its leash? I would not find it cute at all if that thing stuck its ugly, dirty snout in my food. Nasty.
I don’t understand the pecking order thing. Why not feed him at the same time. Bring treats with you and train your dog. He’s adorable though.
It comes down to respect: they aren't your equal: dogs, cats, horses, all the animals I've worked with, pecking order is healthy. It's easier to work with nature to reinforce a healthy social structure than it is to reinvent the wheel. Iassure you, they won't starve in the half hour while you're eating: they should respect you enough to let you eat in peace. They'd never dream of bothering a dog at the park while it was eating, so why would you tolerate it?
Same goes for sleeping on the bed: if a dog just assumes it can sleep on the bed, that's no bueno, in fact a lot of trainers will tell you it's no go no matter what, but I'm a little more relaxed. At any rate, they shouldn't be allowed on the bed if they're showing you any disrespect at all.
Ignore the other comment it's nonsense there isn't a pecking order. You hit the nail on head train your dog
The dog is absolutely cute but I would request the human parent to feed the poor fellow at the same time they eat.
The humans eat first rule is actually encouraging the begging behaviour. He knows that when people eat he gets to eat afterwards so it's like he's being rewarded for his behaviour.
You as a human are the alpha, so you will eat first, as in nature. The packleader decides what the dog gets, and when it will get it.
This fella has no control over the dog, and the dog does not see him as leader. But someone who is easy to manipulate for food
@@vahidibrahim6674 wow, people still believe in that alpha stuff?
@@kimvarki it's a fact, have you ever seen a pack of dogs in the wild?
@@kimvarki been training dogs for a living for 10 years now.
@@vahidibrahim6674 the alpha theory is based on wolves in captivity.
I imagine he's not the most popular dog at the park among human visitors lol
Would be for me, I really don’t see the problem with this besides the restaurant, everyone laughed.
Are people really getting to be so pathetic they can’t be expected to just ask the guy to take his dog away if they don’t want to interact with it?
Uptight assholes.
@@justinmartin4662 when you have your dog out in public, you wait for people approach you to interact with it. It shouldn't be offleash harassing a bunch of strangers all over the place for food. If you really don't understand why having your dog loose and out of your control is a problem, please never get a dog.
And really, this video is going to only show the people that seem to be "okay" with it. Also note they probably aren't trying to cause a scene with some jerk recording them out of no where. There's no way this dog's owner would include footage of the various people the dog knocked down and upset, he would make sure to edit in only the seemingly "friendly" interactions.
He should be trained well around other people. He shouldn't jump on strangers whatever is the reason. Staying at a distance and talking/ bark is okay.
This owner allows his dog to beg food off of other people for video reviews. He fostered the dog knowing full well that the dog is already adopted out to a family that wanted him dearly. He promised the family to return the dog when they were ready to home him. Instead of returning the dog he refused to and use social media to put pressure on them to keep it. He knew he had a gold mine because this dog could talk. He made a tremendous amount of money on social media showing that the dog had an unusual way of barking. The family finally gave him the dog and ever since then he’s been using social media to make more money off of it. He’s not doing justice by the dog by teaching the dog that it’s OK to pick food off of strangers. He doesn’t put his dog first. He puts the money that he makes off of this dog, first.
@@charly3575 wait what that’s messed up. do you have a source?
The things we do to get thumbs up 🙄. You never know who you might encounter. A stranger might interpret what the dog is doing as a threat and probably harm him. Not everyone you come across is sane.
Why don't you Just feed your dog first, walk him, bring home home, then to the restaurant with your friends...
@Winston Churchill
Yes, prime minister I agree with you,
Now bon appetite and enjoy your pile of of dung dung on a paper plate...
Because he then can not film his dog whining in the restaurant of course
Imagine someone letting their child do this. Beg and yell at random people for food. Poor social behavior is not cute in any way. Rescue or not.
I found this very cute.
I can't stand owners like this who let their pets misbehave because *they* get positive attention from it.
This reminds me so much of the owners who shout "don't worry, he's friendly!" As their unleashed dog comes barreling towards another persons dog, (extra points if it's an area where dogs must be on a lead.) Just because your dog is fine with other dogs, doesn't mean that mine is, especially if it's a great big staffy running unexpectedly towards my dog at full speed. It's the same with humans. Letting your dog run up to a stranger who is trying to have a phone conversation while eating is not ok. Seriously guys, just put your dog on a bloody leash when you're out in public!
And don't even get me started on the use of old school, outdated "hierarchy" and "pecking order" training methods. 🙄 Positive reinforcement training is a far better option when it comes to training dogs. It's so much more beneficial for both the owner and the dog, and often has a far better outcome than 'negative punishment' and 'positive punishment' methods.
He spoils his dog and doesn't teach him manners like many parents in the current day. He fits right in with not giving boundaries and it sucks for the rest of the world.
i agree with your first paragraph. 2nd one shows you've been indoctrinated
Exactly what happened to my mate when the owners of a Staffordshire bull terrier shouted from a far it's ok he's friendly seconds before their dog attacked my mates dog that was on a lead and it bit my mate when he tried stopping it. A lot of dog owners shouldn't be allowed to have them
I’ve seen brutal fights among dogs even when they’re on a leash. They just overpowered their owners due to their size. Blood everywhere. Zzz.
@@teekotrain6845 shush now child. Go and grow yourself a brain 👍🏻
If you're on a lunchbreak, trying to relax and in need of peace how annoying would it be if not only did someone's dog beg loudly in your face and possibly jump on you but the owner chooses to bring out their camera and film rather than calling the dog away.
Sounds like an incident in the making. What if the person was upset by this? How would the owner or dog react to someone cussing their assess out? No one wants some random dog begging them for anything!
the dog has more braincells on social skill part then you so he didn't jump on the lady as long as he wasn't sure the lady wecomed him with smile and touch
@@polashquadhi2330 TRIGGERED
I would honestly love it. But I work with animals and love their company. It would brighten my day if I saw Denis!
I'm okay with sharing with the dog, that would be a highlight in my day, but some guy recording me... Yeah that would annoy me and I'd feel upset that the guy knows this happens, counts on it happening, and posts it happening online profiting off not only the dog but me as well.
Leave it to the Dodo to promote shitty training and bad behavior. This isn't adorable or acceptable for any dog breed much less a game bred fighting breed. That thing needs to be on a lease and trained to ignore strangers. Accident waiting to happen