All the chihuahua I’ve met have been sweet and loving. The problem is that a lot of people (not all some of them are just angry dogs) don’t treat small dogs with respect. The majority of them treat them like a stuffed animal they can hold and mess with whenever they want or dress up however they please. And a lot of them end up learning the only way to get space is to go straight to biting. People think it’s funny when they get angry and often upset them on purpose because they think it’s “cute.” Something no one would do to a bigger dog, if you had a dog like a Doberman people are scared or at least wary of them being aggressive and as such respect their wishes and train them properly
yeah i have 2 chihuahuas and they bark and people but never bite, once we introduce the guests to them and let them smell the guests a little the dogs become super cuddly with them, most people dont treat their chihuahuas with respect and personal spcae, most owners who have a dog that hates people need to understand just like you dont love everyone neither should they, small dogs are naturally weary of everything since they are small, thats why you gotta introduce them to people not by force but with affection and let them have it at their own pace.@@Yeshuah6
“Chow chows are not inclined to seek physical affection” tell that to my chow, who decides to become an opera singer when I don’t immediately submit to cuddles. Doesn’t matter where i am, what i’m doing, or whether I want cuddles. If she decides she wants cuddles, she must have cuddles, or the whole neighbourhood will hear of my war crimes
I met an anomaly years ago. Small white fluffy chihuahua some old couple rescued. She liked belly rubs and pets never barked, and didnt seem to like sticks.
I once owned a Chihuahua. He loved me so much. I named him brownie. R.i.p brownie I will forever miss him. (You can say that brownie is my Angelica and I'm Roland)
Some decades ago I have a mini long hair chihuahua. He was kind and funny with all the family and a terrorist with ousiders. He name was Taco. Some days I miss him.
As a one-time Shiba owner I can confirm. It is the most insane dog you can possibly own. I loved mine to death and she was the most freakishly intelligent animal I have ever encountered. So much work though. People have no idea just how terrible they can truly be. This dog requires an incredible amount of time and dedication to training which even then is no guarantee they will act how you want them to. R.I.P Luna
@@zebrastripes3786that’s fair. My shiba is mostly very good but she can get her paws on things and be naughty, but she’s still a puppy. I had an older Shiba before and she was very good and loving
When I met my hubby he already had a best friend. His West Sibirian Laika. He was not the least impressed with me turning up disturbing their lives. He had this way of always act "macho". No wimpy feeling shown. The first time I actually understood that he loved me too was three months in into our relation. I got off the train and they met me. I saw them from afar. The dog had seen me and got crazy happy. He dived into a huge bush waving his tail so hard that he almost ripped it up. Then he came out, just gave me a short glance before turning back to the car. " Oh, so it's you again.." He got 14.5 happy healthy years. How we loved him and his ways.. ❤
My wife and “my” dog went through something similar, my old girl is super independent when it came to people and me and her (she had a brother too and their relationship was very interesting too but he passed early into our lives), and she hurt herself jumping for a toy and my wife was the closest to her and was the first one to help her, the dog kind of let her guard down after that, it was interesting
nah bud honestly my corso is a different vibe he loves all of my family members my friend he cuddles he kisses but i agree with chaw chaw coz my friend had it he came to visit my dog and he was shocked how much attention my dogs needs. My bruno is always in need of my love and actually corso are those dogs who suffer from seperation anxiety they love to be around wrong info given here
I was surprised they said Cane Corso , my Cane Corso was the most affectionate dog I have ever know, everyday I got home from work she needed a hug that would last as long as you wanted, she would literally press her head into the crook of your neck while hugging , and while at home she needed to be in direct contact with who ever let her she would just lay across your feet if you were sitting watching T.V., and I would wake up to her laying between me and my wife on most mornings. Best dog I ever had and miss her dearly. R.I.P Beatrix Kiddo
My 18mo is the most affectionate dog I’ve ever had he just wants to be by my side all day everyday I wake up with him wanting under the blankets to cuddle right in to me pretty much every night hard to find a better breed
My buddies family had a Chow Chow, and I would NEVER recommend this dog for a pet....without a Doubt, the most hateful creature I have Ever seen. It tried to viciously attack everyone,...and finally one day, it actually went after one of the family members,...they had to put it down.
My stepfather has a chow-great pyrenes mix. The mixing actually did tame out the chow pretty decently. However, it does absolutely hate anybody that his new wife's son brings home. I've come to realize the dog has an amazing sense of who is a decent person and who is trash. Side note: that dog sees me once every few months, and oh my god does he absolutely love me. Comes right to the front door to demand attention upon arrival.
i have a cane corso and she must always have my attention and touch also have a dobberman and i cant pet the dobbie without also touching her.When she was a puppy she would lick everyone top to bottom
😂😂 why do big dogs always think they’re lap dogs tho 😂😂 we have a Rhodesia ridgeback cross and he’s thinks he’s the size of the shitz zu we also have 😂😂
I’ve seen plenty of dogs, no matter the breed, come out of the womb messed up in the head, genetics play a big role. Sometimes aggression is just born.
I have owned 3 Chow Chows, and they are affectionate, but in the way only a Chow Chow is. They don't lick and get in your face. They sit next to you and maybe put a paw on your shoe. For a Chow, this is a gush of emotion.
My dad had multiple Cane Corso's. He had one called Muffin (I named him that because he looked like the muffin I was eating). He was a good boy, affectionate but not the 'always in your face demanding for cuddles' type. His affection was kinda like a cat's affection, showing love a different way. Never had any friends as a kid so Muffin was really my only friend. I'd always have tea parties with Muffin along with my stuffed animals, I also often decorated Muffin's harnesses to match my outfit. He really was like a gentle giant.
And here my cane Corso mixed boy cant go a day without millions of hugs and kisses incl. night huggies and kisses and the endless cuddles 🙌🏼😂🥰 he’s so loving 🙌🏼
Yea ? Can I hang out with him and give him cuddles ? I know dogs. Ive met a few coros. Everyone was so keyed into me I wasent even able to approach them for a pet. Im way more comfortable around pitbulls
I've been doing research on them as I plan on getting one, and I heard they can be prone to separation anxiety as well. I work in grooming and I can confirm that some corsos are big cry babies when their parents drop them off 😂
I had a Shiba who loved to be cuddled and forces you to rub his belly. He will keep pawing you until you do it and if you stop he’ll paw you more. Other than that he was like most cats, didn’t need to be around you all the time, slept in the sunlight, very clean guy. I miss him a lot. Cancer got to him at 12 years.
agree with you about shiba's, i've had 5 in about 25 years. each one has been my baby. and i feel for you, lost two reds within two months of each other to cancer. hit me hard.
My husband's family had a chow, Jasper. I met him when we, my now husband and I, started dating, in HS, I was 15. Over the years, Jasper became my "buddy" and whenever we were at his house, the dog could always be found next to me. While I was pregnant with our first born, our new build home had several delays, and while we thought we had accounted for it, the occupancy permit denial ended up tacking 3 months onto our move in. Soooo, my gracious in-laws allowed us to stay with them until our house was completed, rather than extending our lease another year. Well, idk if it was the bond we already had or the baby, but Jasper became my shadow. When I slept he would lay beside my bed (which apparently he never spent the whole night in anyone's bedroom prior) wait just outside the bathroom, take walks around the neighborhood with me (my father in law practiced some pet care in ways I didn't always agree with - like letting Jasper out just loose in the neighborhood. Sometimes you have to pick your battles, though. While I mentioned several times my concerns, I realized I was wasting my breath AND forming a wedge simultaneously 😮😢) which is especially neat because he would show up out of nowhere when I started toward the street! He would rest his head on my belly and sleep. One of my favorites was his giant gentle paw, resting lightly on my arm to wake me. Then when I'd reach out to pet his head, he would take my hand ever so gently into his mouth, just barely closing it enough to "hold" my arm and he would gently "tug" me. I'd stand up with my wrist in his mouth, and he would lead me to his bowls, toys, or the door. Releasing me as we approached his need 😅 Just AMAZED me how he could kill skunks with that mouth but also could hold your hand with just a featherweight pressure and consistently, too! Anyways, after we had our son, his focus changed. While he still got excited to see me and spent a great deal of time with me, he switched over to baby duty and now guarded wherever the baby was! Although, with the baby, instead of sleeping next to the crib, he would sleep on the threshold of the room, so no one could enter without his say so😂 This was 27 years ago, and sweet Jasper left us only a few years after my firstborn joined us. I feel blessed to have known him, the only Chow I've ever been close with, and to have experienced his sweet, caring, gentle side. 💕 He was a rascal, though, and got in his fair share of trouble running off leash most of his life. About 8 months after my first born came along, he managed to impregnate a Keeshond 😮😅 (I NEVER knew he wasn't fixed, either) who's owners were not angry and since my in-laws offered to pay for her vet care through the pregnancy/birth/first 8 weeks they were given pick of the litter times 2!!! 😊 So, they got TWO half Chow, Half Keeshond fluffballs! Gizmo was the male & Gadget was the female ❤ How he found the one breed closest to his own to reproduce with, I'll never understand but I KNOW he did it! I KNOW chows aren't for everyone, but if you don't want a PIA, up your butt 24/7, very chill, super loyal breed and have experience with large prey driven breeds, I wouldn't say they aren't loving, so much as very selective of who, how, when, where and why they chose to share that special stuff with. Which IMO makes them MORE desirable then a breed that is over-the-moon happy for EVERY human they see. ❤
I have a rare chihuahua as I keep hearing, because mine is affectionate towards the people I trust. She looks to me for safety and will trust them [even if she’s uncomfortable at the time] because she trusts me. I really got lucky. 🍀
@@Ratlover11 they're very sweet, but they don't make it easy lol my neighbor had one and he didn't like anyone, not even the family members, just the dad...
It seems so often that the "scary" breeds are actually the sweethearts. (I know this is partly due to people actually taking them seriously and training them unlike how many "toy" breed dogs learn bad behaviors due to never being told off cause they are "just so adorable when they are angry"......but in the end, dogs are just sweethearts if you take good care of them.) Treat a pupper with respect and love and you will get it back ten times over.
I once knew a cane corso, who was so affectionate and loving that this hundred forty five pound mammoth of a dog would occasionally jump up on people's shoulders to rapidly kiss their faces
A guy in my neighborhood had 2 shiba inu's, last year he sadly died and now his wife walks the dogs. I still remember the guy's positivity whenever I saw him walk his dogs whenever I see his wife, and I always greet her. R.I.P. to the man.
My Shiba is very loyal but he's not affectionate at all. He seems to tolerate petting rather than enjoying it, and escapes cuddles as fast as he can. He wants to be around his people all the time, but not bothered by them.
The yorkie. My older sister and her boyfriend had one and the yorkie did not like me. When I stayed overnight at their apartment, I was sitting on the couch with her and she started barking at me for no reason. My sister and her boyfriend started laughing at the situation because they never seen that happened before. After that, she never liked me, even though I fed her and walked her, she still hated me.
My grandparents had a chow that actually saved my life as a kid. I had fallen into a ditch dug out for a septic tank and couldn’t get out. The only reason I was found was because that dog led my grandparents to me. Miss you Ruby
I had a Cane Corso a while ago and she was the sweetest thing. always sitting on everyone's laps despite being 100 pounds. she would basically tackle me every time i got home from school and lick my face. i miss her.
my great grandma had someone drop a chow puppy off in her drive way. That is the only animal my granny ever attached to. His name was tater cuz he looked like a fat tater tot lol. He was her shadow until the day she died. when she was gone he would lay at her chair and whimper. He died not long after she did. ❤
I can totally understand that. I have a Chow and it's the only dog that could never be adopted if anything happens to me. She trusts no one but me. Extremely special dogs they are.
My friends Cane Corso is THEE most affectionate dog I've ever met. I suddenly became ill and she was over immediately sitting down with me and a paw on my leg. I could have cried. It was such a beautiful moment.
My Nevaeh was a Chow Chow/ German Shepherd and was the sweetest, most affectionate dog ever. I think all breeds are affectionate. Dogs are perfect creatures ❤
My grand.a had a chow chow when I was younger. Chewie was the goodest boy. He was there from the time I was born, and he was absurdly gentle with my younger brother and I. He would seek us out to snuggle. But the neighbor hit my brother with a stick when chewy was nearby... and as soon as my brother started screaming, he bit the neighbor girl on the stick hand once then chased my brother back home. He stayed DIRECTLY with my brother for the rest of the day until the neighbor girls family came over and explained what happened. My state has a one bite policy. First bite cant be held against the owner. But anything after can. This was his last strike... and the vet told grandma that she had to put the dog down... because when it comes to older chows, one bite is the least common. Once they bite somebody in defense, that person is fair game. Not true... but this was 1994, and my grandma was going off of police and vet advice. Chewie was so loved.
@@Cr3Ek_l0v3R he bit a 5 year old girl to protect a 5 year old boy. Is it sad? Absolutely. But the dog wasnt in the right. If I see kids playing outside and I see a 5 year old girl hit a 5 year old boy with a stick, I can call the parents or the police. If I decide to take it into my own hands, and throat punch the little girl, not a single court is going to see that as self defense. Chewie's goal was keeping my brother safe, but a bite is still not legal. My state has common law dog bote rules. Meaning my grandma couldnt be held liable for the first bite. But with a bite on his record, any future bites would male my grandma civilly and criminally liable.
Shibas thinks there more powerful than they think and they think there the bigger animals, my friend has one and his Shiba was barking at a black bear on a tree
@Helliox it's not about them being unfriendly or never seeking affection but they're more reserved about physical touch in average for sure! Mine for example loves when I'm petting him and showing him affection but he wouldn't just sit on my lap on his own or suddenly lie down on top of me. He wouldn't mind not touching me and much less other people. He will give them attention and want pets for a few seconds and then he's done and even prefers people in a group who won't approach to pet him physically. He DOES know and like that someone likes him just in a different way.
@@bananabanana2043 if a Shiba, or ANY dog for that matter would bark at a black bear, then one would assume it's to protect themselves and the owner, like a human would if a black bear would approach them too much, appearing big and loud is a defensive instinct. when humans do it it's rational but when dogs do the same it's not normal?
Every single chow I've met (3) is the shadow for its owner. I do notice they tend to latch on to one specific person but they are loyal as hell to that person
I have had a chow lab mix and now currently a chow pitbull mix and I’ll say they do take the chows latching onto the one person but because of the other breed they still will go and say hi to other people but once they are done they both come back to me and sit by my feet 🤣
My family had a chow chow/ golden retriever mix if you can believe it. She was fluffy and had the tail of a chow but had the color and pronounced snout like a goldy. She was independent but did seek out belly rubs. Her name was Chelsey. She was a 120lb dog that also enjoyed hunting/catching birds on our property!
My friend's Shiba loves when I come over. It will bark at me if I stop petting him. But he isn't like that with everyone. I'm a dog lover though so I don't know if he can sense it.
My Shiba is the same. She is attached to my hip most of the time and is very comfortable around my family but I've never met a dog as unwilling as she is to interact with anyone that doesn't live in our house.
My Shiba was very reserved she did come around once in awhile for pets but kept to herself most of the time , totally blind too ..... one day she sat completely still for an hour or so not moving until a bird got to close it was the most ninja thing I ever witnessed
Not necessarily true. Exceptions exist obviously but breeds do indeed have traits that are generally pretty consistent, usually rooted in what humans bred them for, over hundreds or even thousands of years. Some dog breeds are known to be more clingy & affectionate. Some breeds are more aloof & independent, not emotionally needy. This is why it is essential to research a breed thoroughly BEFORE you take it into your life, to be sure it will match your own expectations, needs and household dynamic.
It always does - if you have a bad owner, you have a bad dog, and vice versa in my opinion, their breed has very little contribution to their behaviours beyond the juvenile stage
We have a husky x chow chow Her name is princess. She truly is one lol. Won't eat her food until you have left, won't potty until you have left. Very independent and aloof. Loves running away and coming back after a few hours. Will sit and wait on the porch to have us open the door for her. Not that affectionate. Likes a few rubs, then she walks away. Biiiig contrast to our lab x border collie. He is a ball of energy. He is soo affectionate and eager to please. A little needy haha. Love em❤
My Am. Akita is more like a cat. He comes over so you can pet him for a minute, but enough is enough and he finds his own space. He doesn't like to be completely alone though, so always somewhere nearby. Perfect calm and not super needy dog. Love him to bits!
I've had two cane corsos. They were brothers, Max was the biggest lap dog in history, and he was a literal angel in dog form. Spartan is a huge lovebug, although he has severe separation anxiety, so once we stop petting him or if he's too far away, he will start whining very loudly until we snuggle and love on him❤
I had a Shiba. Old man was grumpy his whole life, but we loved the grump. We loved taking him outside during the winter. Old man would turn back into a puppy in snow.
Worked at a doggy daycare Vizlas were extremely affectionate It was often German Shepherds that couldn't care less. In the small breed groups, Lhasa Apsos and Shih Tsus were super aloof while pugs and malteses were affection seeking
On our second Cane Corso and they are super affectionate! They are stoic and guarding but when you are their person they follow you around like a shadow that has to guard you from everything. Also they love laying on top of us and snuggling. I think the misconception is because they aren’t all over you like a golden retriever but really are just as loving.
My chihuahua is very loving to her mommy & daddy & our friends but not so much to other dogs or some strangers (though she’s very friendly to most people just she isn’t a big fan of kids & certain people. Sometimes she will run up to a stranger & be very affectionate but other times she will bark at them & avoid them if they come close… not sure why) & she hates bicycles, scooters, anything with wheels lol
Wife had a black lab/chow mix that was affectionate, but stubborn and protective of the neighbors that were female. He patrolled nightly and took down a just released convict. He bit off some of the man's buttock and buried it. Brought it to the sheriff's department that came out looking for evidence.. Wife said that dog was her best friend
I work as a kennel technician in a vet hospital that also doubles as a boarding facility and I will say I have never met an affectionate Shiba Inu 😂 I’m sure they are out there but in the past 6 months I’ve had the pleasure of helping take care of several and while they aren’t mean like I have heard they really are not all that affectionate.
Our two-year-old Cane Corso, Baron, constantly seeks attention from my wife and me. He will come rest his enormous head on our laps and gaze up at us with his amazingly expressful eyes. ❤️
Worked at a dog daycare, one day a thin playful puppy started to came in for the day, it was a Cane Corso, to this day whenever i see him on the street he runs to me and hugs me, he is massive!!!!!, its been years since i quit that job and he still remembers me.
@marthlink5015 lmao I'd say huskies were meant to be wet since they love snow. Luckily like nobody owns Dalmatians anymore and honestly I'll take standard poodles anyday over the mobs of doodles and frenchies everyone has now. Miss the days when labs were the most common breed hahaha
@@slaayerr1 Holy crap im dumb so, Poodles are water fowl hunters and huge swimmer dogs. Huskies idk if they are meant to be wet, their thick coat usually keeps the water from the inner coat getting in water might be a detriment in a cold environment. And I see labs and retrievers everywhere they the good boys, huskies and shepards---- need alot of maintenence that most don't give, just like how they look.
I wonder if there's a breed out there that a groomer would refuse to clean because they're scared they would be attacked. I mean, the Cane Corso that the lady in this video is washing looks MASSIVE. His head is bigger than hers! He could probably kill her if he wanted to. If that was me and i saw that thing roll up, i would have told the owner, "Ain't no way I'm washing that thing"
One of the dogs we had with a level of affection that suited me was half Chow Chow half Labrador. She was highly intelligent and knew exactly how and when to show affection. She also a bit of a silly and playful nature when she wanted to be
I can relate! I had a Chow/Australian Shepherd mix and she was the same way. She also liked to get in front of me and stop, blocking my way. Must have been the 'herding' aspect in her. 😊
@@emmaVTEC excuse me, just saying, those are two *completely* different things! Many people don't like cropping bc it seems like it hurts the dogs. Neutering, on the other hand, could actually help both owners and pets. You dont want your dog randomly getting another pregnant do you? (God damn that was long-)
@@st4rs_lux I have a 12 year old female and an 11 year old male, had both since they were puppies, neither are neutered! I’m responsible enough that when my girl is in heat the two get separated. I could never put my dogs through unnecessary surgery because I’m too lazy to keep them apart for 3 weeks every 6 months, but that’s just my opinion 😊
I’ve worked with several cane corsos at my work, and one of them is so sweet and affectionate he’ll follow me around and nudge my hand every so often so I’d pet him. I came back from a day off and this giant goober was so excited to see me he tried to jump up on me😂
i have a bernese mountain dog/black lab, he doesn’t show he likes hugs but you can tell he doesn’t not like it, but he only seems to cuddle other people if they’re sick, it’s like he can tell.
My shiba always snuggling at bed time and in the morning when I need to get up, and I get super happy airplane ears when I get home. He lays on my feet at times and loves following me around the house. Shibas get more snuggly as they age.
Yeah, definitely. I have a cat who constantly yells at you for affection, and will even gently tap you with her claws if you don't give her some head pats. And as for chow chows, I have a dog that has some chow chow in her and she's VERY affectionate. This of course doesn't apply to pure chow chows because she's just a mutt.@@hezeriahquinary-halliwell8635
No. The Chow is the most special dog on the planet. You have never seen such loyalty in another breed. The only dog that could never adapt to new owners...
God was finishing his creations when an angel walked past. God said to the angel: "The best will be last. This animal we create, will be loyal and true, With a heart of pure gold and we’ll paint his mouth blue. He’ll have great intelligence and a mystery within, And when we finish his face, we’ll give him a grin." God finished his creation, then knelt on one knee, And whispered to him what his purpose would be: "You will take man my love, when I set you free; Then you’ll turn one ear and listen for me. I’ve given you a coat that will make kings bow. For this you’ll be captured and known as "The Chow". Most definitely God's most special dog. Never have I ever seen such loyalty in another breed.
Sorry so wrong about Cane Corso they are very human lovers, get your fact rights. Imagine all Cane Corso owners hearing this rubbish. My Cane Corso hugs me and love he shows far beeter than humans.
@allisoncampbell1631 Mine will warm up to some random people. Mostly at the dog park. I think it's because it's a place she let's her gaurd down with humans and takes the role of bouncer with the other dogs.
That’s an odd comment. I raised and trained beagles and beagle/bassets my whole life. If a beagle thinks you are not stable, they will not see you as a part of the pact. They won’t imprint on you. But that’s rare. Again that’s the owner’s fault, not the dogs fault.
Had a golden/chow chow and he was the sweetest thing, absolutely the worst guard dog (wouldn't hurt a fly or so much a bark even, would always greet everyone with wagging tail) he had hip problems so was never in a rush, just my chill best friend, I miss him everyday. Love you Joey. Truly the goodest boy till the end 🥲
My American Eskimo is a lone wolf. He doesn't require physical interactions, or love. You have to practically make him lay down with you to cuddle, and 5 minutes in, he gets up. 😂 The vet calls him her autistic patient.
My friend's cane corso is extremely loving to everyone. She always seeks cuddles. He calls her Snuggles the Destroyer.
i choked on my own spit laughing at how adorable the name is- thats adorable though
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I love how he calls her "The Destroyer" in her name. Now just imagine her compared to "Butter cookie cupcake"
A perfect name for a perfect dog
😂😂😂 love the name! ❤😂
Every chihuahua ive ever met had the demeanor of a chainsaw strapped to a ceiling fan
I've been bitten three times in my life, twice by chihuahuas and once by a Pomeranian. Poms I might take a chance on but I'll never have the other.
They have little man syndrome
To be fair Chihuahuas tend to be poorly trained. We have two at my house and they never bite anyone
All the chihuahua I’ve met have been sweet and loving. The problem is that a lot of people (not all some of them are just angry dogs) don’t treat small dogs with respect. The majority of them treat them like a stuffed animal they can hold and mess with whenever they want or dress up however they please. And a lot of them end up learning the only way to get space is to go straight to biting. People think it’s funny when they get angry and often upset them on purpose because they think it’s “cute.” Something no one would do to a bigger dog, if you had a dog like a Doberman people are scared or at least wary of them being aggressive and as such respect their wishes and train them properly
yeah i have 2 chihuahuas and they bark and people but never bite, once we introduce the guests to them and let them smell the guests a little the dogs become super cuddly with them, most people dont treat their chihuahuas with respect and personal spcae, most owners who have a dog that hates people need to understand just like you dont love everyone neither should they, small dogs are naturally weary of everything since they are small, thats why you gotta introduce them to people not by force but with affection and let them have it at their own pace.@@Yeshuah6
“Chow chows are not inclined to seek physical affection” tell that to my chow, who decides to become an opera singer when I don’t immediately submit to cuddles. Doesn’t matter where i am, what i’m doing, or whether I want cuddles. If she decides she wants cuddles, she must have cuddles, or the whole neighbourhood will hear of my war crimes
lol for real
Same. My Chow demands pets. 😂
Sounds like she grew up with a husky.
@@joshuaottley7902 i have a chow that doesn’t lick or wag his tail but as soon as you pet another dog he’ll jump on you to get his.
(Have 5 chows total)^
I met an anomaly years ago. Small white fluffy chihuahua some old couple rescued. She liked belly rubs and pets never barked, and didnt seem to like sticks.
That’s literally the Yang of Chihuahuas
I once owned a Chihuahua. He loved me so much. I named him brownie. R.i.p brownie I will forever miss him. (You can say that brownie is my Angelica and I'm Roland)
Some decades ago I have a mini long hair chihuahua. He was kind and funny with all the family and a terrorist with ousiders. He name was Taco. Some days I miss him.
@@Solus3D relatable. We miss our Chihuahua's that we named after food items
Respect to Taco and Brownie
As a one-time Shiba owner I can confirm. It is the most insane dog you can possibly own. I loved mine to death and she was the most freakishly intelligent animal I have ever encountered. So much work though. People have no idea just how terrible they can truly be. This dog requires an incredible amount of time and dedication to training which even then is no guarantee they will act how you want them to. R.I.P Luna
Example?
@@seductiveraven4895wydm
Mine is disabled so i deal with a lot of work to keep her healthy
Eh maybe for you. I’ve had two and they were both very loving and relaxed except as a puppy but that’s just puppies they’re all crazy
@@zebrastripes3786that’s fair. My shiba is mostly very good but she can get her paws on things and be naughty, but she’s still a puppy. I had an older Shiba before and she was very good and loving
When I met my hubby he already had a best friend. His West Sibirian Laika. He was not the least impressed with me turning up disturbing their lives. He had this way of always act "macho". No wimpy feeling shown. The first time I actually understood that he loved me too was three months in into our relation. I got off the train and they met me. I saw them from afar. The dog had seen me and got crazy happy. He dived into a huge bush waving his tail so hard that he almost ripped it up. Then he came out, just gave me a short glance before turning back to the car. " Oh, so it's you again.." He got 14.5 happy healthy years. How we loved him and his ways.. ❤
he was like youre alright anne i put you on the list
still got a reputation to maintain
dont make a thing about it.
hahahahaha
@@bas-tn3um Always about his reputation. 😆🙏❤️
My wife and “my” dog went through something similar, my old girl is super independent when it came to people and me and her (she had a brother too and their relationship was very interesting too but he passed early into our lives), and she hurt herself jumping for a toy and my wife was the closest to her and was the first one to help her, the dog kind of let her guard down after that, it was interesting
I’m so happy you had so many wonderful years with your pup! ❤ we truly don’t deserve dogs - they are the best!
we do deserve dogs we domesticated them
stop being nihilistic its childish.
or dont i dont care be a child.
@@abigailgnome2117
The Cane Corso in the bath had an expression that said it all, "So... This is my life now I suppose."
lmfao
nah bud honestly my corso is a different vibe he loves all of my family members my friend he cuddles he kisses but i agree with chaw chaw coz my friend had it he came to visit my dog and he was shocked how much attention my dogs needs. My bruno is always in need of my love and actually corso are those dogs who suffer from seperation anxiety they love to be around wrong info given here
The Cane Corso; "My Ancestors ran into battle and struck terror into the enemies of Rome... A little behind the ears please... "
Where the fuck the Chihuahua at😂😂😂
Shiba inus are actually extremely loyal and loving but only to one person they were bread like this for samurai in Japan
My Corso is one of the most affectionate dogs breeds I've ever had. All he wants is cuddles & rubs. He seeks out attention also
I was surprised they said Cane Corso , my Cane Corso was the most affectionate dog I have ever know, everyday I got home from work she needed a hug that would last as long as you wanted, she would literally press her head into the crook of your neck while hugging , and while at home she needed to be in direct contact with who ever let her she would just lay across your feet if you were sitting watching T.V., and I would wake up to her laying between me and my wife on most mornings. Best dog I ever had and miss her dearly. R.I.P Beatrix Kiddo
love the name..."Kill Bill", great reference, and may she rest and be guarded by angles
I have 2. Same, they are the most affectionate loving dogs!They want to greet everyone they meet. They sleep with us!Female is 4 male is 6 yo.
rest in peace Beatrix she sounded so sweet and warm
My 18mo is the most affectionate dog I’ve ever had he just wants to be by my side all day everyday I wake up with him wanting under the blankets to cuddle right in to me pretty much every night hard to find a better breed
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I have a Shiba Inu and he's the most affectionate dog I've ever had. He's constantly bugging me to play with him or just sit down and pet him
It doge
@@MichaelToledo-ju3xs the real name is shiba inu
@@Aisakashiba no its d o g e and will forever be d o g e
@@clickets715uhm but the real name is Shiba Inu?
@@catpfp. d o g e
I had a chow chow. She definitely did not show affection but she was always by my side and she actually saved my life once.
Omg how??
My buddies family had a Chow Chow, and I would NEVER recommend this dog for a pet....without a Doubt, the most hateful creature I have Ever seen.
It tried to viciously attack everyone,...and finally one day, it actually went after one of the family members,...they had to put it down.
My stepfather has a chow-great pyrenes mix. The mixing actually did tame out the chow pretty decently. However, it does absolutely hate anybody that his new wife's son brings home. I've come to realize the dog has an amazing sense of who is a decent person and who is trash.
Side note: that dog sees me once every few months, and oh my god does he absolutely love me. Comes right to the front door to demand attention upon arrival.
@@goldenhate6649that’s amazing and incredible, I love how you said “it demands attention upon arrival” I’m dying lol 😂
@@williamsayre5170that so sad I’m sorry
I have a cane Corso. She sat on me like she was a tiny puppy for 10 minutes straight. I thought I was gonna die.
My knees feel for you!
i have a cane corso and she must always have my attention and touch also have a dobberman and i cant pet the dobbie without also touching her.When she was a puppy she would lick everyone top to bottom
@@Nobodyfromnowhere42 that is so cute
Worth it
😂😂 why do big dogs always think they’re lap dogs tho 😂😂 we have a Rhodesia ridgeback cross and he’s thinks he’s the size of the shitz zu we also have 😂😂
They’re not least loving, they’re just not that affectionate. And number one didn’t shock me at all
Literally says in the video💀
Shut up all dog breeds should be loved
I have a 1/2 chow, not over affectionate... she does demand my attention when she needs it, however...
Same but i have a can corso he loves us and also he needs attention 24/7
It's just the click-baity title man, dont take it so seriously
Every dog , any dog is a loving , affectionate and loyal being .
One of a kind .
Wrong
@@janisremiesiewicz3547Your pfp is you with your dog😂
I’ve seen plenty of dogs, no matter the breed, come out of the womb messed up in the head, genetics play a big role. Sometimes aggression is just born.
Pincher be like:😡
No dog is born aggressive
No dog is bad just bad owners@@janisremiesiewicz3547
I have owned 3 Chow Chows, and they are affectionate, but in the way only a Chow Chow is. They don't lick and get in your face. They sit next to you and maybe put a paw on your shoe. For a Chow, this is a gush of emotion.
I grew up with one. I protected her from my moms cat day one, and she spent the next 18 years being the most loyal dog I've ever seen.
So basically they are unaffectionate 😂
so its a cat disguised as a dog
Exceptions don’t make the rule
@@playamelodythateverybodyknows Yes. No face licking, no cuddling. "I'm sitting within 18 inches of you, and that's cuddling for a chow."
My chow chow was super cuddly, empathic, and attention driven.. never would've guessed.
My Cane Corso was a 100 pound lap dog. Gave much kisses. RIP Big Boi
❤😊
Rip doggo
Rip goodest boi
My dad had multiple Cane Corso's. He had one called Muffin (I named him that because he looked like the muffin I was eating). He was a good boy, affectionate but not the 'always in your face demanding for cuddles' type. His affection was kinda like a cat's affection, showing love a different way.
Never had any friends as a kid so Muffin was really my only friend. I'd always have tea parties with Muffin along with my stuffed animals, I also often decorated Muffin's harnesses to match my outfit. He really was like a gentle giant.
Muffin definitely ate like 7 toddlers in his lifetime
@@supyeetusgod636from the app?
@@supyeetusgod636bro💀
@supyeetusgod636 nah that's too low for sure 21
He probably ate all your friends
That Cane Corso taking a shower with a serious face looking at its owner like “oh you’re gonna get it Hooman” 😂
that dog is fkn huge
@@rogueplaguex6791I had to pause for a second. It looks bigger than the groomer.
Exactly! 😂
Mines about that size too. Big ol sweetheart. He likes to stare at people though, and that can be intimidating 🤣
I have a female Cane Corso, and when I come to her all she want is cuddles! One of the most affective dogs! She will make your day instant! ❤
And here my cane Corso mixed boy cant go a day without millions of hugs and kisses incl. night huggies and kisses and the endless cuddles 🙌🏼😂🥰 he’s so loving 🙌🏼
I have a girl cane corso and she usually just lays on my couch, waiting for hugs
Same .. same .. 😅
Yea ? Can I hang out with him and give him cuddles ? I know dogs. Ive met a few coros. Everyone was so keyed into me I wasent even able to approach them for a pet. Im way more comfortable around pitbulls
same i have a two year old little girl named Aria she’s a snuggle bug
I've been doing research on them as I plan on getting one, and I heard they can be prone to separation anxiety as well. I work in grooming and I can confirm that some corsos are big cry babies when their parents drop them off 😂
I had a Shiba who loved to be cuddled and forces you to rub his belly. He will keep pawing you until you do it and if you stop he’ll paw you more. Other than that he was like most cats, didn’t need to be around you all the time, slept in the sunlight, very clean guy. I miss him a lot. Cancer got to him at 12 years.
R.I.P
Twelve years is not long enough.
I accidentally disliked sorry
@@danielabarrientos7195 You can remove the dislike by either liking it or pressing the dislike again.
agree with you about shiba's, i've had 5 in about 25 years. each one has been my baby. and i feel for you, lost two reds within two months of each other to cancer. hit me hard.
I had a chow as a kid and it was the most protective dog I'd ever known. As an adult i had a Rottweiler and she was also very protective.
Don't confuse protectiveness with affection!
Same
@@briancopeland8459
They aren't confusing anything
Don't be rude
My husband's family had a chow, Jasper. I met him when we, my now husband and I, started dating, in HS, I was 15. Over the years, Jasper became my "buddy" and whenever we were at his house, the dog could always be found next to me. While I was pregnant with our first born, our new build home had several delays, and while we thought we had accounted for it, the occupancy permit denial ended up tacking 3 months onto our move in. Soooo, my gracious in-laws allowed us to stay with them until our house was completed, rather than extending our lease another year. Well, idk if it was the bond we already had or the baby, but Jasper became my shadow. When I slept he would lay beside my bed (which apparently he never spent the whole night in anyone's bedroom prior) wait just outside the bathroom, take walks around the neighborhood with me (my father in law practiced some pet care in ways I didn't always agree with - like letting Jasper out just loose in the neighborhood. Sometimes you have to pick your battles, though. While I mentioned several times my concerns, I realized I was wasting my breath AND forming a wedge simultaneously 😮😢) which is especially neat because he would show up out of nowhere when I started toward the street! He would rest his head on my belly and sleep. One of my favorites was his giant gentle paw, resting lightly on my arm to wake me. Then when I'd reach out to pet his head, he would take my hand ever so gently into his mouth, just barely closing it enough to "hold" my arm and he would gently "tug" me. I'd stand up with my wrist in his mouth, and he would lead me to his bowls, toys, or the door. Releasing me as we approached his need 😅
Just AMAZED me how he could kill skunks with that mouth but also could hold your hand with just a featherweight pressure and consistently, too! Anyways, after we had our son, his focus changed. While he still got excited to see me and spent a great deal of time with me, he switched over to baby duty and now guarded wherever the baby was! Although, with the baby, instead of sleeping next to the crib, he would sleep on the threshold of the room, so no one could enter without his say so😂
This was 27 years ago, and sweet Jasper left us only a few years after my firstborn joined us. I feel blessed to have known him, the only Chow I've ever been close with, and to have experienced his sweet, caring, gentle side. 💕
He was a rascal, though, and got in his fair share of trouble running off leash most of his life. About 8 months after my first born came along, he managed to impregnate a Keeshond 😮😅 (I NEVER knew he wasn't fixed, either) who's owners were not angry and since my in-laws offered to pay for her vet care through the pregnancy/birth/first 8 weeks they were given pick of the litter times 2!!! 😊 So, they got TWO half Chow, Half Keeshond fluffballs! Gizmo was the male & Gadget was the female ❤ How he found the one breed closest to his own to reproduce with, I'll never understand but I KNOW he did it!
I KNOW chows aren't for everyone, but if you don't want a PIA, up your butt 24/7, very chill, super loyal breed and have experience with large prey driven breeds, I wouldn't say they aren't loving, so much as very selective of who, how, when, where and why they chose to share that special stuff with. Which IMO makes them MORE desirable then a breed that is over-the-moon happy for EVERY human they see. ❤
I love Rottweilers they are so good at protection and are very loving
Honestly all dogs are affectionate once you treat em right
False
Yeah, except chihuahuas
Nah, all dogs r nice when u get to know them. Even chuihuwas I guess.
Exactly ❤
*YESSS!*
I think chihuahuas are an honorable mention... they usually only like 1 person, everyone else can fluff off and they're not afraid to say it 😅
They are very loving dogs, they just need to have time to adjust.
They should be #1 if you ask me.
I have a rare chihuahua as I keep hearing, because mine is affectionate towards the people I trust. She looks to me for safety and will trust them [even if she’s uncomfortable at the time] because she trusts me. I really got lucky. 🍀
Chihuahuas aren't that bad you just gotta bond with them even if they growl
@@Ratlover11 they're very sweet, but they don't make it easy lol my neighbor had one and he didn't like anyone, not even the family members, just the dad...
I was a bather at a grooming shop .Count a Cane Corso was one of the only dogs that loved coming to the shop . He was the biggest love bug
It seems so often that the "scary" breeds are actually the sweethearts.
(I know this is partly due to people actually taking them seriously and training them unlike how many "toy" breed dogs learn bad behaviors due to never being told off cause they are "just so adorable when they are angry"......but in the end, dogs are just sweethearts if you take good care of them.)
Treat a pupper with respect and love and you will get it back ten times over.
I once knew a cane corso, who was so affectionate and loving that this hundred forty five pound mammoth of a dog would occasionally jump up on people's shoulders to rapidly kiss their faces
You would have a swim at a dog groomers?
@@blaks1420 I am really curious as to what you mean or who you were replying to
A guy in my neighborhood had 2 shiba inu's, last year he sadly died and now his wife walks the dogs. I still remember the guy's positivity whenever I saw him walk his dogs whenever I see his wife, and I always greet her. R.I.P. to the man.
Rip
Rip.
I love all dogs. Every dog is beautiful.
My Shiba is very loyal but he's not affectionate at all. He seems to tolerate petting rather than enjoying it, and escapes cuddles as fast as he can. He wants to be around his people all the time, but not bothered by them.
Indeed, very typical of this breed.
OMG my niece is a Shiba. As a baby she loved to be with everyone, but she hated to be held😂😂😂😂
Yup that’s my was my sister shiba
Perfect description!
I mean…. That’s understandable. I feel the same way about humnans except I dont want to be around them either
Yup yogi my old dog was a chow mix and he didn't like to cuddle or anything. I miss him so much thou. He was such a gentleman.. 😢
The yorkie. My older sister and her boyfriend had one and the yorkie did not like me. When I stayed overnight at their apartment, I was sitting on the couch with her and she started barking at me for no reason. My sister and her boyfriend started laughing at the situation because they never seen that happened before. After that, she never liked me, even though I fed her and walked her, she still hated me.
My grandparents had a chow that actually saved my life as a kid. I had fallen into a ditch dug out for a septic tank and couldn’t get out. The only reason I was found was because that dog led my grandparents to me. Miss you Ruby
Thats so sweet❤ i love chows
I had a Cane Corso a while ago and she was the sweetest thing. always sitting on everyone's laps despite being 100 pounds. she would basically tackle me every time i got home from school and lick my face. i miss her.
I really want a Cane Corso but my husband doesn't think I should have a dog what weighs as much as I do.
@@therealmouseymouse they're sweethearts, if you raise them right. it's a huge commitment, much more difficult than most other dogs
My dog was a cane corso and he was the most affectionate dog I ever had and he was amazing. He literally loved every body.
I've had 3 chow chows and they were all super loving and affectionate. My last chow chow Leo literally used me as a pillow and would only sleep on me
my great grandma had someone drop a chow puppy off in her drive way. That is the only animal my granny ever attached to. His name was tater cuz he looked like a fat tater tot lol. He was her shadow until the day she died. when she was gone he would lay at her chair and whimper. He died not long after she did. ❤
I can totally understand that. I have a Chow and it's the only dog that could never be adopted if anything happens to me. She trusts no one but me. Extremely special dogs they are.
That's heartbreaking.
My friends Cane Corso is THEE most affectionate dog I've ever met. I suddenly became ill and she was over immediately sitting down with me and a paw on my leg. I could have cried. It was such a beautiful moment.
I just learned of this breed and love these big goofballs, and I just want to hug them.
Cane Corso....snuggles! ❤
😂😂😂
don't you mean smothers XD
My Nevaeh was a Chow Chow/ German Shepherd and was the sweetest, most affectionate dog ever. I think all breeds are affectionate. Dogs are perfect creatures ❤
That is not my experience with my Chowcow [rip] Sweet William Woolball. He was very precious and adorable.
Mr. Stephen Pibbles applauds your originality in dog names.
My grand.a had a chow chow when I was younger.
Chewie was the goodest boy. He was there from the time I was born, and he was absurdly gentle with my younger brother and I. He would seek us out to snuggle.
But the neighbor hit my brother with a stick when chewy was nearby... and as soon as my brother started screaming, he bit the neighbor girl on the stick hand once then chased my brother back home. He stayed DIRECTLY with my brother for the rest of the day until the neighbor girls family came over and explained what happened.
My state has a one bite policy. First bite cant be held against the owner. But anything after can. This was his last strike... and the vet told grandma that she had to put the dog down... because when it comes to older chows, one bite is the least common. Once they bite somebody in defense, that person is fair game.
Not true... but this was 1994, and my grandma was going off of police and vet advice.
Chewie was so loved.
thats so sad
That’s messed up. Bet that girl grew up to hate what she had done.
He had to be put down because he bit someone to PROTECT A KID? That's f**king dumb
@@Cr3Ek_l0v3R he bit a 5 year old girl to protect a 5 year old boy. Is it sad? Absolutely. But the dog wasnt in the right.
If I see kids playing outside and I see a 5 year old girl hit a 5 year old boy with a stick, I can call the parents or the police. If I decide to take it into my own hands, and throat punch the little girl, not a single court is going to see that as self defense.
Chewie's goal was keeping my brother safe, but a bite is still not legal. My state has common law dog bote rules. Meaning my grandma couldnt be held liable for the first bite. But with a bite on his record, any future bites would male my grandma civilly and criminally liable.
@@marcush4741 O
My Cane Corso loves affection. Doesn't give a damn about any other dog at the dog park. Just goes person to person for pets. A gentle giant he is.
I have 2 cane corso’s they LOVE Me
I can vouch for the Chow. A friendly welcome when i come home for work and totally ignores me the rest of the day.😅
Are you sure you didn't get a cat you actually have to take for walks too 😅🤣
"You'll be shocked by the last one."
*not shocked in the slightest*
how so? i've seen many friendly and wholesome Shibas that like interacting and being friendly.
Shibas thinks there more powerful than they think and they think there the bigger animals, my friend has one and his Shiba was barking at a black bear on a tree
@Helliox it's not about them being unfriendly or never seeking affection but they're more reserved about physical touch in average for sure! Mine for example loves when I'm petting him and showing him affection but he wouldn't just sit on my lap on his own or suddenly lie down on top of me. He wouldn't mind not touching me and much less other people. He will give them attention and want pets for a few seconds and then he's done and even prefers people in a group who won't approach to pet him physically. He DOES know and like that someone likes him just in a different way.
I think he watches it in reverse lmao
@@bananabanana2043 if a Shiba, or ANY dog for that matter would bark at a black bear, then one would assume it's to protect themselves and the owner, like a human would if a black bear would approach them too much, appearing big and loud is a defensive instinct. when humans do it it's rational but when dogs do the same it's not normal?
Every single chow I've met (3) is the shadow for its owner. I do notice they tend to latch on to one specific person but they are loyal as hell to that person
I have had a chow lab mix and now currently a chow pitbull mix and I’ll say they do take the chows latching onto the one person but because of the other breed they still will go and say hi to other people but once they are done they both come back to me and sit by my feet 🤣
@dodgeram3773 I had a chow-lab too! They're great
omg my mom had a pet chow when she was a kid and she named her "Shadow"
My family had a chow chow/ golden retriever mix if you can believe it. She was fluffy and had the tail of a chow but had the color and pronounced snout like a goldy. She was independent but did seek out belly rubs. Her name was Chelsey. She was a 120lb dog that also enjoyed hunting/catching birds on our property!
My Shiba absolutely showed me and my immediate family his love and affection.
Others were ignored.
I was going to mention that.
The Shiba Inu is very loyal and loving to one person or one pack as it seems.
My friend's Shiba loves when I come over. It will bark at me if I stop petting him. But he isn't like that with everyone. I'm a dog lover though so I don't know if he can sense it.
My Shiba is the same. She is attached to my hip most of the time and is very comfortable around my family but I've never met a dog as unwilling as she is to interact with anyone that doesn't live in our house.
We rase sheeba Inus and they love everyone
My Shiba was very reserved she did come around once in awhile for pets but kept to herself most of the time , totally blind too ..... one day she sat completely still for an hour or so not moving until a bird got to close it was the most ninja thing I ever witnessed
I think it depends on the owners relationship with the dog.
Not always… genetics have a lot to do with it
Not necessarily true. Exceptions exist obviously but breeds do indeed have traits that are generally pretty consistent, usually rooted in what humans bred them for, over hundreds or even thousands of years. Some dog breeds are known to be more clingy & affectionate. Some breeds are more aloof & independent, not emotionally needy. This is why it is essential to research a breed thoroughly BEFORE you take it into your life, to be sure it will match your own expectations, needs and household dynamic.
It always does - if you have a bad owner, you have a bad dog, and vice versa
in my opinion, their breed has very little contribution to their behaviours beyond the juvenile stage
Corsos are very affectionate to their owners.
As a chow chow lover... You need the right one and to train them from babies. They can be very affectionate.
We have a husky x chow chow
Her name is princess. She truly is one lol. Won't eat her food until you have left, won't potty until you have left. Very independent and aloof. Loves running away and coming back after a few hours. Will sit and wait on the porch to have us open the door for her. Not that affectionate. Likes a few rubs, then she walks away. Biiiig contrast to our lab x border collie. He is a ball of energy. He is soo affectionate and eager to please. A little needy haha. Love em❤
Don't confuse affection with love and loyalty. I had an Australian Kelpie who wasn't affectionate but truly loyal and loving.
Thank you! Spot on
Akita needs to be on this list too
A SHIBA INU IS SO FREAKING CUTE AND CHOW CHOW ARE THE MOST FAV BREDS IN WORLD FOR PEPOLE EVRY DOG ARE CUTE ❤❤
My Am. Akita is more like a cat. He comes over so you can pet him for a minute, but enough is enough and he finds his own space. He doesn't like to be completely alone though, so always somewhere nearby. Perfect calm and not super needy dog. Love him to bits!
Ha ha ha. I know exactly what you mean!
❤yes AKITA INU Forever ❤
Shiba Inu better
Fun fact inu means dog in Japanese
I've had two cane corsos. They were brothers, Max was the biggest lap dog in history, and he was a literal angel in dog form. Spartan is a huge lovebug, although he has severe separation anxiety, so once we stop petting him or if he's too far away, he will start whining very loudly until we snuggle and love on him❤
I had a Shiba. Old man was grumpy his whole life, but we loved the grump.
We loved taking him outside during the winter. Old man would turn back into a puppy in snow.
Worked at a doggy daycare
Vizlas were extremely affectionate
It was often German Shepherds that couldn't care less.
In the small breed groups, Lhasa Apsos and Shih Tsus were super aloof while pugs and malteses were affection seeking
On our second Cane Corso and they are super affectionate! They are stoic and guarding but when you are their person they follow you around like a shadow that has to guard you from everything. Also they love laying on top of us and snuggling. I think the misconception is because they aren’t all over you like a golden retriever but really are just as loving.
*Cane Corso look at the camera and say; what are you looking at… 💀💀💀*
Chihuahua
Should be number one
Oh, I completely disagree! My chi will sit on anybody’s lap and absolutely loves people. She’s extremely affectionate.
I was looking for this comment!
My chihuahua is very loving to her mommy & daddy & our friends but not so much to other dogs or some strangers (though she’s very friendly to most people just she isn’t a big fan of kids & certain people. Sometimes she will run up to a stranger & be very affectionate but other times she will bark at them & avoid them if they come close… not sure why) & she hates bicycles, scooters, anything with wheels lol
The dog who bites the most people but never makes the bite list,😂😅
Me having a cane corso which is almost 4 years old but acts like the cutest baby and want sooooooo much Love from me and my parents
Bruh seeing a fully grown Cane Corso gives me the chills everytime
Sucks to be you then
@@paytonallen1027 "wow, look at me, so edgy"
@@kartikpintu edgy huh? Because I’m not scared of a dog? Another example of people overusing a word
Wife had a black lab/chow mix that was affectionate, but stubborn and protective of the neighbors that were female. He patrolled nightly and took down a just released convict. He bit off some of the man's buttock and buried it. Brought it to the sheriff's department that came out looking for evidence.. Wife said that dog was her best friend
Great story, about a loyal dog, that I respect, as I don't want my bum to go missing, but I am a female so I think I am safe.😅
I work as a kennel technician in a vet hospital that also doubles as a boarding facility and I will say I have never met an affectionate Shiba Inu 😂 I’m sure they are out there but in the past 6 months I’ve had the pleasure of helping take care of several and while they aren’t mean like I have heard they really are not all that affectionate.
I actually met one 🤣 i was surprised i think the owner said something along the lines of 'yea we picked the weird one'
The “like a Dino” music playing in the background is so nostalgic for me 😢😢😢
Bro I have 2 cane corsos and I can't go one place without them licking me all over my face💀
Fantastic dogs. Very very loyal.
People who love all dogs no matter what!!!💖
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Like beggar🤮
I won’t like your comment but I agree with you 😂
@@playerjmh9260 this is the way👍
Cheeky 😅
I nearly had my face slobbered off by a chow chow, the big boy was always being goofy just to make you laugh.
My chow chows were very affectionate and loving. Even the neighbors brought them gifts.
never understood the idea that dogs have to be constantly needy and clingy to be affectionate.
Chows are one of the most loyal protective dogs I've ever seen. Had a chow mix that posted guard 24/7 around my mother.
We had a Cane Corso named Bear and he was a sweetheart. When they’re trained and socialized properly they’re amazing dogs.
My nanas old chow chow loved me rip rossy ❤️🕊️
Our two-year-old Cane Corso, Baron, constantly seeks attention from my wife and me. He will come rest his enormous head on our laps and gaze up at us with his amazingly expressful eyes. ❤️
Worked at a dog daycare, one day a thin playful puppy started to came in for the day, it was a Cane Corso, to this day whenever i see him on the street he runs to me and hugs me, he is massive!!!!!, its been years since i quit that job and he still remembers me.
The 3 banes of every vet staff's existance lmao
Huskies, Poodles, Dals and Chihuahuas. I don't even know if Huskies or poodles were even ever even supposed to BE wet.
@marthlink5015 lmao I'd say huskies were meant to be wet since they love snow. Luckily like nobody owns Dalmatians anymore and honestly I'll take standard poodles anyday over the mobs of doodles and frenchies everyone has now. Miss the days when labs were the most common breed hahaha
@@marthlink5015 husky mixes are bad too😂
@@slaayerr1 Holy crap im dumb so, Poodles are water fowl hunters and huge swimmer dogs. Huskies idk if they are meant to be wet, their thick coat usually keeps the water from the inner coat getting in water might be a detriment in a cold environment. And I see labs and retrievers everywhere they the good boys, huskies and shepards---- need alot of maintenence that most don't give, just like how they look.
I wonder if there's a breed out there that a groomer would refuse to clean because they're scared they would be attacked. I mean, the Cane Corso that the lady in this video is washing looks MASSIVE. His head is bigger than hers! He could probably kill her if he wanted to. If that was me and i saw that thing roll up, i would have told the owner, "Ain't no way I'm washing that thing"
One of the dogs we had with a level of affection that suited me was half Chow Chow half Labrador.
She was highly intelligent and knew exactly how and when to show affection. She also a bit of a silly and playful nature when she wanted to be
I can relate! I had a Chow/Australian Shepherd mix and she was the same way. She also liked to get in front of me and stop, blocking my way. Must have been the 'herding' aspect in her. 😊
I like this type of dogs! Is like a bond between man to man, we don't express shit, but we are there when needed!
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I wish people would stop mutilating dogs' ears.
You got that right, was just wondering, why?
If you’re against cropping then surely you’re against neutering?
@@emmaVTEC excuse me, just saying, those are two *completely* different things! Many people don't like cropping bc it seems like it hurts the dogs. Neutering, on the other hand, could actually help both owners and pets. You dont want your dog randomly getting another pregnant do you? (God damn that was long-)
Depends if they work. If they're guard dogs you don't want to give attackers handles. Otherwise, yeah.
@@st4rs_lux I have a 12 year old female and an 11 year old male, had both since they were puppies, neither are neutered! I’m responsible enough that when my girl is in heat the two get separated. I could never put my dogs through unnecessary surgery because I’m too lazy to keep them apart for 3 weeks every 6 months, but that’s just my opinion 😊
I’ve worked with several cane corsos at my work, and one of them is so sweet and affectionate he’ll follow me around and nudge my hand every so often so I’d pet him. I came back from a day off and this giant goober was so excited to see me he tried to jump up on me😂
i have a bernese mountain dog/black lab, he doesn’t show he likes hugs but you can tell he doesn’t not like it, but he only seems to cuddle other people if they’re sick, it’s like he can tell.
My shiba always snuggling at bed time and in the morning when I need to get up, and I get super happy airplane ears when I get home. He lays on my feet at times and loves following me around the house. Shibas get more snuggly as they age.
Dogs show love that they're shown.
So the Chow Chow is the cat of the canines 😂😂😂😂
That be them Huskies... Damn them Huskies!
Cats are actually quite needy at times and very persistent when seeking affection
Yeah, definitely. I have a cat who constantly yells at you for affection, and will even gently tap you with her claws if you don't give her some head pats. And as for chow chows, I have a dog that has some chow chow in her and she's VERY affectionate. This of course doesn't apply to pure chow chows because she's just a mutt.@@hezeriahquinary-halliwell8635
No. The Chow is the most special dog on the planet. You have never seen such loyalty in another breed. The only dog that could never adapt to new owners...
God was finishing his creations when an angel walked past.
God said to the angel: "The best will be last.
This animal we create, will be loyal and true,
With a heart of pure gold and we’ll paint his mouth blue.
He’ll have great intelligence and a mystery within,
And when we finish his face, we’ll give him a grin."
God finished his creation, then knelt on one knee,
And whispered to him what his purpose would be:
"You will take man my love, when I set you free;
Then you’ll turn one ear and listen for me. I’ve given you a coat that will make kings bow.
For this you’ll be captured and known as "The Chow".
Most definitely God's most special dog. Never have I ever seen such loyalty in another breed.
Every dog should be loved
I was bit bad by a chow.
They suck!
Sorry so wrong about Cane Corso they are very human lovers, get your fact rights. Imagine all Cane Corso owners hearing this rubbish. My Cane Corso hugs me and love he shows far beeter than humans.
So tired of these bogus dog videos. A Cane corso owns me and is as loving as any dog. Won't hurt even a wild rabbit she caught.
I have found than Cane Corsos are very loving to THEIR PEOPLE and only THEIR PEOPLE everyone else can F right off
@allisoncampbell1631 Mine will warm up to some random people. Mostly at the dog park. I think it's because it's a place she let's her gaurd down with humans and takes the role of bouncer with the other dogs.
A close friend owns a beagle. I don't think I need to explain anything about his current mental state. LMAO
That’s an odd comment. I raised and trained beagles and beagle/bassets my whole life. If a beagle thinks you are not stable, they will not see you as a part of the pact. They won’t imprint on you. But that’s rare. Again that’s the owner’s fault, not the dogs fault.
My Husky was amazingly affectionate
Had a golden/chow chow and he was the sweetest thing, absolutely the worst guard dog (wouldn't hurt a fly or so much a bark even, would always greet everyone with wagging tail) he had hip problems so was never in a rush, just my chill best friend, I miss him everyday. Love you Joey. Truly the goodest boy till the end 🥲
DO NOT GET A CHIHUAHUA. THATS WHERE WE MAD A MISTAKE. AND MY SISITER.
Nahh it's the chihuahua. Those little rats don't love anybody.
My American Eskimo is a lone wolf. He doesn't require physical interactions, or love. You have to practically make him lay down with you to cuddle, and 5 minutes in, he gets up. 😂
The vet calls him her autistic patient.
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tell that to my chow chow dog that always by my side and always greets me when i am back in home and also very playful
Dude that’s a lie I have 3 cane corso and they never leave me alone and stop playing
But that’s you…. How affectionate are they towards anyone else? Don’t get me wrong, corsos are awesome!!
@@janisremiesiewicz3547 they act mean at first but they really do that because they want to get pet and give them kisses
Who Thinks gebis wrong with cane Corso
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Every cc I met was a giant cuddle bug
I love all dogs, but Shiba's really do suck.
My Cane Corso is the BIGGEST lover and full of affection!!!! Couldn’t be more off here!
I have a cane corso and he is very loving, super eager to show his love towards his humans
Channels like this barely ever put the effort to do real research before opening the hole that is unfortunately their mouths
@@hereticFox716 you can say that again. My dog is supper chill, not aggressive at all, as long as he sees his humans are ok and cool, he is cool
@@Sephaiz they then turned around to say "least affectionate" instead of loving, a lack of affection does not mean a lack of love