Did you see the 'redirection' of the dog ? It was triggered to bite another Tosa and redirected on its handler. That can happen to you with your own dog. And saying 'that would never happen with my dog...' is a dangerous lie. A dog is a lower animal and not a primate.
If you treat your dog right and train your dog right then he will not bite you. Even my dog when lose dogs would run up on her and she protected herself and i got her off the other dog I never been bit by my own dog or any dog that I owned that got into fights.
@@donstone2884 you dont know any shit so better shut tha fuck up :D that is a redirected aggression can happen to any owner you should not hug a dog in that situation and that man did not try to hug him he was just falling and ended up like this he wouldny hug either :D
that dude has obviously spent many years handling large, powerful dogs. He actually used the same defensive fighting move large dogs and heavyweight boxers use; the clinch. he kept his body weight pressed against the dog's neck and achieved head control. Dogs push their side against their attacker , using their body to stay out of reach of the attacking dogs mouth, while getting a better position to mount an attack. Risky move, but this guy saved the day. Probably raised that dog.
The only "Clinch" was from dude on the floor with no control exhibited. . Guy closest to us negated anything before it started in a instant by simply keeping the chain and thus the head raised and in full tension.
0:08 You can just tell by how “cargo shorts guy” allows way too much leash length (compared to the actual dog handlers) that he’s gonna have issues with communicating his commands.
Ya ... lalways there stays few Ladies like Her, they just LO E to RAN/ SCREAM .. SHOUTING ... Outta here .. save me ... U Run too .. Help me .. dial 911 -- say ALIENS ATTACKed ... We Are The ONLY SURVIVORS. COP came calmly to Lady & put a Hand on Shoulder Saying -- Mam ! We are here, all ok a Guy Fell down, bike slipped ... no harm ..all ok ! So Just STFU
well done to the guy holding his dog back, like someone mentioned never hug ur dog like that wen hes on high aggression he will bite, lovely dogs though im well impressed, very similar and powerful as the Bully Kutta :)
As a Tosa owner I just have to say this. It is EXTREMELY DOUBTFUL that a well raised Tosa would ever turn their aggression on their human. I would not hesitate for a second to get my dog in this type of hold of the situation called for it.
Very good work from the handler nearest us/the camera. Great reaction and preventative measures in an instant. He got his dog under control very quickly. Good experience I’m guessing. The other guy not so much
When you show a breed designed to fight, well,......Dog will hunt !!? Or so the saying goes in the southern states of America ! Meaning, it's only natural !?
@@joshuahull9982 I raised, bred, and trained pit bulls for nearly 30 years before changing to the Bullmastiff. Highly reactionary, high prey drive breeds are quick to aggression. However, if put in a large enough pack, pack mentality, pecking order, will take over naturally.
@@67cuda38 I used to have a pitbull whippet mix. She was an excellent hunting dog and was very fast. She would catch rabbits, squirrels and groundhogs. She actually caught a red fox once. I really loved that dog. Unfortunately I had to have her put to sleep last August. She was terminally ill with cushings disease. You've probably heard of it. It causes all of their muscles to waste away just like als does people. Cushings can be slowed down but its incurable.
@@joshuahull9982 given the whippet was, and is originally a small game hunting breed bred for the vast desert environment, and the pitbull, ( which varies greatly in genetics ), mostly an old bull dog and small game terriers, making them also good hunting dogs. I’ve got stories galore. About 3 weeks ago I lost my 14 yr old Bullmastiff in his sleep. Depending on the breed and it’s genetics, there’s a lot of diseases out there. What happened in the video is the handlers lost situational awareness. They weren’t paying attention, or had poor attitudes towards the subject. People and training are different around the world.
@Prince Nelson Japanese fighting breeds did well in Asia, but can’t really stand against similar breeds outside of Asia, generally speaking. The tosa looks to have a large hound origin, however, I admit not having researched, nor much contact with this particular breed.
What would you expect random dogs going somewhere and running around in circles And not expected to fight When they don't even know each other that makes a lot of sense
Anu Saukko I've seen you comment in several tosa videos, if you had any knowledge with dogs you would know their are two variations of the Japanese Tosa Inu, In Japan their dogs vary from 60lbs-90 because they fight them, but they have a larger weight division for the bigger Tosa's. I have a female tosa at home whos father was shipped from Kochi Japan, and she weighs 145lbs. And shes only 2.5, so do research before commenting on the breed
Lack of proper handling and training and socialization anytime a show dog shows aggression to other dogs they are immediately disqualified and should never be shown again
Not in all breeds. Especially not in a fighting breed. And even terriers are allowed to "spar" in the ring. I can't speak for the Tosa standard, but in several breeds this would be (while not ideal to demonstrate) an example of proper temperament that is written in the standard.
@@crashandfriends in the show ring your dog is supposed to pay 100% attention to you and not show any aggression to any other dog whether it's a fighting breed or not I showed for many years with AKC another woman that I showed with show Bull Terriers one of her Dogs showed aggression to another dog it was immediately disqualified
Irrespective of people thinking these guys were strong... yes but also luck... alot of luck just saved them dog's from going full attack of each other.... These dog's no only are very powerful but they are very good at using there body to maximise there power... they know how to use every inch of power.... These dog's are underestimated and sadly used for bad reasons yet make incredible family pets and protectors.... they show unstoppable heart and they never back down... they will literally die trying to protect the family.... They also show fantastic compassion towards cats when introduced in the right manner... and will protect said cat from others as they crave to protect the family they live with.... This is my experience I cannot speak of others.... but found others are similar in trates....
I don't know how to started of this happen I could not see from beginning. could be stressful situation in hot weather and waiting too long for all dogs there, what I think is the dog behind him grow or too close his hips. the most dog doesn't like that. Look carefully about 14 sec place, as you can see tosa behind 's hair is up on his back meaning that tosa was showing fearful. but look at the front tosa does not showing any aggressiveness. if the front tosa is aggressive dog, The owner of tosa never could hold his tosa and make his tosa composed by 10 second . after that happened, watch another tosa right side, If the front tosa is aggrieve , that tosa already try to attck right side tosa as well. but was not showing aggressiveness toward to any of. The front tosa is not dog aggressive. to me He has a good drive. This could be happened any of breed, not just tosa! 一部を表示
@@albertenstein5407 Respectfully, I was taught during professional dressage that every owner must have total recall, no matter the breed. Simply, it's dangerous if you don't.
@@matoripavlovic you are definitely right, but some breeds are more primitive and in tense situations they make their own choices. That’s why those breeds although they are powerful they will never suitable for police or military works … Tosa simply bred in Japan to fight in dog fights!
That owner who threw his body under his tosa is a silly man and unworthy to own this breed of dog. He lacked the grace and character necessary to be called a master of this special kind of creature. His dog was confused and offended by the stupidity of his 'keeper'.
+skotiskiller actually I was owner and operator of North coast kennels for years. I won CKCs best American bred tosa with a solid black tosa name yuki. This particular dog was the grandson of Ryoma who was the 1996 world champion. My web site was #1 for molloser breeds on aol for several weeks and I am considered an expert by many. So the answer to your question is YES!
+LazuliKnight Yes. I know that Belgium and Australia have outlawed ownership and I personally believe that very few people should be allowed to own this canine. Fortunately the price of this dog is prohibitively high and most breeders in America are breeding for qualities that make for a more family friendly version. These dogs should remain very rare. There are only two remaining breeds on the planet that were bred exclusively for the rigors of the fighting arena. I could talk about these dogs all day and have witnessed many incidents that are hard to believe so please, feel free to ask me anything.
The handler with the aggressive dog knew exactly how to handle his dog. The other guy was trying to tackle his dog and did just about everything wrong. If you think you're doing to wrestle a 160lbs dog to the ground you haven't been around a big dog before. I doubt Alexander Karlen could do it. x
I know! 1) He has a comfortable to hold leash, and instead of holding it, he dropped to the ground and started to wrestle his dog. 🤣 2) Also getting on the same level as his dog does not help his hierarchical authority. 3) And he thought the best way to break a fight would be to put his throat in front of his dog, you can see his dog was thinking about teaching that nuisanse of a master a lesson by biting his face off, but last second cool head prevailed.
@@senji8583 Exactly. I think I can safely say the guy did everything wrong in trying get his dog under control. He ether needs some serious training or not handle large breed dogs!
Let’s just get it clear that any breed could do this . If Pomeranians did it nobody would say nothing cause they are small and can’t pull as hard. Overall handlers handled it amazingly . Don’t recommend hugging your dog cause he could turn his frustration out on you but the fact that he was brave enough to give it his all is what matters .
Don't want to down this clip but the one that surged forward was no toso, looked more like a boerboel, there definitely something out of place here, were was this event held, they were far to muscular at the hind legs, and shaped like the small breed boerboel, otherwise they've mixed a boerboel with a toso
@@kariannlubin9954 considering the fact that almost all hospitalizations and fatalities are resultant from attacks by large, powerful breeds, its stupid to even equate the two. Too many rottweilers, especially, have chihuahua syndrome. A chihuahua has chihuahua syndrome, you call him an asshole, shake him off, and rinse off your ankle. A rottweiler has it, you end up in the hospital with a shattered hand.
@@kikicraig Can't understand why anyone would want either dogs to be honest haha. I love personal protection and catch dogs, but I also love stable dogs that don't do stupid shit like this. If Tosa are just large pitbulls who lack self-control like these ones, then I don't get the appeal at all and they would seem more like a liability. Then again, maybe the guys handling these dogs just didn't train their dogs very well.
They are Tosa Inu, the Japanese breed used for dog fighting but the style of fighting is more each dog trying to be more dominant by imposing their strength and weight on the other than it is domination by biting. "The object of the dog fight is not to harm the other dog as is the way of the Western fights, but to dominate the opponent and pin them down. The Japanese Tosa was mixed with the Bulldog and Bull Terrier (for diligence and stubbornness), Mastiff and St Bernard (for strength and size), Great Dane (for height), Pointer (for focus), Bloodhound (for extra skin), Dobermann (for intelligence) and the Dogue De Bordeaux (for bulk)." www.dog-breeds-expert.com/Japanese-Tosa.html
One guy got his dog to close. He wasn’t paying attention. It could of seriously gone wrong. I’m not sure why any would want a dog that can’t be around other dogs.
Eduardo Calvillo actually thats why im so impressed with the breed! Because despite being agitated they seemingly displayed nothing but adoration to the owners
There is a good reason why Tosas are banned in quite a number of countries. You can't just always say is not the dog or the breed, but the owner. Why? Because in reality most owners can't handle these powerful and dangerous breeds. You can't expect every single dog owner to be like Cesar Millan.
"The Japanese Tosa was mixed with the Bulldog and Bull Terrier (for diligence and stubbornness), Mastiff and St Bernard (for strength and size), Great Dane (for height), Pointer (for focus), Bloodhound (for extra skin), Dobermann (for intelligence) and the Dogue De Bordeaux (for bulk)." www.dog-breeds-expert.com/Japanese-Tosa.html
Made worse by the fact that nearly all the dogs there were of the same sex, male dogs. Dogs of the same sex, with most breeds, don’t get along. So imagine this with the Tosa Inu.
i agree with you to a certain extent, the Tosa has been bred for doing a job and thats to fight for hundreds and hundreds of years,on the other hand the Pitbull was originaly bred for huntiing then over time the pitbulls spent more time fighting each other rather than hunting whilst hunting hence why they wer used to fight instead of hunting...over time the pitbull evolved over time with carefull selective breeding for fighting purposes but ppl are forgeting the hinks bull and terrier 1 of 2
The pit bull is the result of the cross of bull dogs and terriers. Only the terrier side was for hunting. Terriers got their name from their ability to "go to ground," which meant trying to pursue "vermin" into their burrows by digging. Terre is the Latin word for earth or ground. The bull dog was for fighting bulls. The combo of bull dog and terrier was used exclusively for combat with other dogs. This is because the bull dog owners were prohibited from fighting bulls in 1825 so they started having dog fights. Some large breed terriers were then fought with the bull dogs and often won because of greater agility and speed. Then the idea of crossing them to get a dog with great strength, massive jaws and agility was conceived. One of the first names for this cross was "Bull and Terrier." You still have the Staffordshire Bull Terrier in England. The American Staffordshire Terrier is just a name change of the Pit Bull since John Colby found that the American Kennel Club did not want to register dogs known for mortal combat.
That owner is a moran. Dogs have commonly attacked their owners in fits of aggression. Hugging your dog when he angry is not wise. Drag the dog away and let him get out of the zone.
That's what happens when you have intact males and unfixed females in the same small area. Plus massive are powerful breeds stuff happens good control on the handlers part.
Ist doch nichts wildes. Schaut halt etwas anders aus als bei einem kleinen Hund. Sind ja auch ein paar Kilos mehr. Aber Aggressionen würde ich das nicht nennen. Diese Situationen gibt es mit jedem Hund mal.
This so annoys me cause they ban Pit bulls from anywhere any shows yet they have these actual PURE FIGHTING dogs and one owner can’t even hold his like get real what a joke!
But a boerboel is too loyal to its owner to turn on home like that, but head shape looks like a boerboel toso cross, the boerboel and toso are very similar in looks, with the boerboel been more muscular, and bigger
2(english bullterrier)known as gulterrs which was a game bred fighting breed which is still going strong in pakistan today and no where to be found any where in europe or anywhere in the west,these dogs are still used to do a job&they still till this very day do that job as good as it did till dog fighting got banned in the uk in the mid 18th century.in other words not only is the tosa&the pitbull real fighting dogs the hinks bullterrier(gulterrs) is another real game bred fighting breed also :)
Lol never trust a dog show that will have dogs known to be fighting dogs with animal and dog aggression around a ring. The whole point is to showcase the breed? The breed made to fight?? Logic where?
I like how the other owner was able to calm his dog immediately
Yes the other was struggling lol
That’s what I noticed. It looked as though he was in control the whole time. 👏
It's a good thing the owners were somewhat strong. That's a lot of dog to manhandle if things go wrong.
No they only hadle them because this assholes use thin collars and choke collars
@Cam The Man 👍
@@AK-uv8om better then 2 dogs fighting
@@AK-uv8om what's wrong with choke collars dude?
@@oogiboogiboogioogi3771 no need to be offensive.
Having powerful aggressive dogs in a show ring that tight is a recipe for disaster.
I thought they were rather close when circling for their breed type
notice the second dog push his master back as he went for a kill defensive shot..
Did you see the 'redirection' of the dog ? It was triggered to bite another Tosa and redirected on its handler. That can happen to you with your own dog. And saying 'that would never happen with my dog...' is a dangerous lie. A dog is a lower animal and not a primate.
Yeah I saw. And my dog did this to me lol not the big dog but he bite me haha
Wow, they handled that very good :)
my man went full koala on that big boi
Not so good,dog must obey at first sound of the owner,tosa inu is very hard to handle,the second dog did it and first one not,koala catch is funny,
@@donstone2884 LOL!
dont hugg your dog when there fraustrated like that
well, whatever works in order to immobilize him temporarily.
also, if he's your dog, he should refrain from harming you directly.
If you treat your dog right and train your dog right then he will not bite you. Even my dog when lose dogs would run up on her and she protected herself and i got her off the other dog I never been bit by my own dog or any dog that I owned that got into fights.
You must respect a dogs power and they will respect you back.
Dont think he tried to hug him. Looks like he lost balance and the only grip he got. But he did good after all
@@donstone2884 you dont know any shit so better shut tha fuck up :D that is a redirected aggression can happen to any owner you should not hug a dog in that situation and that man did not try to hug him he was just falling and ended up like this he wouldny hug either :D
WELL DONE!!! 200% THE TYPE OF OWNERS THAT SHOULD OWN THIS DOG!!! ❤️
that dude has obviously spent many years handling large, powerful dogs. He actually used the same defensive fighting move large dogs and heavyweight boxers use; the clinch. he kept his body weight pressed against the dog's neck and achieved head control. Dogs push their side against their attacker , using their body to stay out of reach of the attacking dogs mouth, while getting a better position to mount an attack. Risky move, but this guy saved the day.
Probably raised that dog.
He is also probably the leader of his pack
@@andreamarsman7528 lmao
The only "Clinch" was from dude on the floor with no control exhibited. .
Guy closest to us negated anything before it started in a instant by simply keeping the chain and thus the head raised and in full tension.
@@s.salazar6364 Guy almost got mauled by the dog. Not sure what video this commenter was watching
0:08 You can just tell by how “cargo shorts guy” allows way too much leash length (compared to the actual dog handlers) that he’s gonna have issues with communicating his commands.
Notice the lady in the background with the newfie, she's like oh hell no we're outta here.
Ya ... lalways there stays few Ladies like Her, they just LO E to RAN/ SCREAM .. SHOUTING ... Outta here .. save me ... U Run too .. Help me .. dial 911 -- say ALIENS ATTACKed ... We Are The ONLY SURVIVORS.
COP came calmly to Lady & put a Hand on Shoulder Saying -- Mam ! We are here, all ok a Guy Fell down, bike slipped ... no harm ..all ok !
So Just STFU
well done to the guy holding his dog back, like someone mentioned never hug ur dog like that wen hes on high aggression he will bite, lovely dogs though im well impressed, very similar and powerful as the Bully Kutta :)
they very similar to the fila brasileiro as well mate
Or very similar to the Central Asian Shepherd too!
@Prod 7 copy? Are you mad? Ppl copy me mate, then you say lets act like humans funny guy lol
@@marciovieites And looks also like the Broholmer
As a Tosa owner I just have to say this. It is EXTREMELY DOUBTFUL that a well raised Tosa would ever turn their aggression on their human. I would not hesitate for a second to get my dog in this type of hold of the situation called for it.
Very good work from the handler nearest us/the camera. Great reaction and preventative measures in an instant. He got his dog under control very quickly. Good experience I’m guessing. The other guy not so much
I wouldn't want to have those jaws near my neck.
The Newfie in the background was disgusted by their manners
tosas should be massively exterminated
I have seen this type of fighting before, but it was on a nature channel with two full-size male lions.
Not a dog muzzle in sight .A ticking timebomb of a dog .bred to fight .
When you show a breed designed to fight, well,......Dog will hunt !!? Or so the saying goes in the southern states of America ! Meaning, it's only natural !?
Exactly right! You can't get fighting dogs that close to each other and expect nothing to happen. Our gamebred pitbulls are the same way.
@@joshuahull9982 I raised, bred, and trained pit bulls for nearly 30 years before changing to the Bullmastiff. Highly reactionary, high prey drive breeds are quick to aggression. However, if put in a large enough pack, pack mentality, pecking order, will take over naturally.
@@67cuda38 I used to have a pitbull whippet mix. She was an excellent hunting dog and was very fast. She would catch rabbits, squirrels and groundhogs. She actually caught a red fox once. I really loved that dog. Unfortunately I had to have her put to sleep last August. She was terminally ill with cushings disease. You've probably heard of it. It causes all of their muscles to waste away just like als does people. Cushings can be slowed down but its incurable.
@@joshuahull9982 given the whippet was, and is originally a small game hunting breed bred for the vast desert environment, and the pitbull, ( which varies greatly in genetics ), mostly an old bull dog and small game terriers, making them also good hunting dogs. I’ve got stories galore. About 3 weeks ago I lost my 14 yr old Bullmastiff in his sleep. Depending on the breed and it’s genetics, there’s a lot of diseases out there. What happened in the video is the handlers lost situational awareness. They weren’t paying attention, or had poor attitudes towards the subject. People and training are different around the world.
@Prince Nelson Japanese fighting breeds did well in Asia, but can’t really stand against similar breeds outside of Asia, generally speaking. The tosa looks to have a large hound origin, however, I admit not having researched, nor much contact with this particular breed.
The Tosa is not a show dog breed , this is what is expected to happen especially in that so called setup arena it triggered all the dogs to fight
What would you expect random dogs going somewhere and running around in circles And not expected to fight When they don't even know each other that makes a lot of sense
Anu Saukko I've seen you comment in several tosa videos, if you had any knowledge with dogs you would know their are two variations of the Japanese Tosa Inu, In Japan their dogs vary from 60lbs-90 because they fight them, but they have a larger weight division for the bigger Tosa's. I have a female tosa at home whos father was shipped from Kochi Japan, and she weighs 145lbs. And shes only 2.5, so do research before commenting on the breed
The first time I see a dog owner reduce his dog effectively
Excellent move by the owners! Saved a tough ending. Thank you.
They handled that very well
Lack of proper handling and training and socialization anytime a show dog shows aggression to other dogs they are immediately disqualified and should never be shown again
Not in all breeds. Especially not in a fighting breed. And even terriers are allowed to "spar" in the ring. I can't speak for the Tosa standard, but in several breeds this would be (while not ideal to demonstrate) an example of proper temperament that is written in the standard.
@@crashandfriends in the show ring your dog is supposed to pay 100% attention to you and not show any aggression to any other dog whether it's a fighting breed or not I showed for many years with AKC another woman that I showed with show Bull Terriers one of her Dogs showed aggression to another dog it was immediately disqualified
Finally someone who gets it.
@@ruths8802 Fila Brasileiro show is only walk on ring and not touched because ojeriza
I just don't understand why people insist on taking a dog that is born and bred to fight other dogs...and insist on putting it in this environment.
Irrespective of people thinking these guys were strong... yes but also luck... alot of luck just saved them dog's from going full attack of each other....
These dog's no only are very powerful but they are very good at using there body to maximise there power... they know how to use every inch of power....
These dog's are underestimated and sadly used for bad reasons yet make incredible family pets and protectors.... they show unstoppable heart and they never back down... they will literally die trying to protect the family....
They also show fantastic compassion towards cats when introduced in the right manner... and will protect said cat from others as they crave to protect the family they live with....
This is my experience I cannot speak of others.... but found others are similar in trates....
I don't know how to started of this happen I could not see from beginning.
could be stressful situation in hot weather and waiting too long for all dogs there, what I think is the dog behind him grow or too close his hips. the most dog doesn't like that. Look carefully about 14 sec place, as you can see tosa behind 's hair is up on his back meaning that tosa was showing fearful. but look at the front tosa does not showing any aggressiveness. if the front tosa is aggressive dog, The owner of tosa never could hold his tosa and make his tosa composed by 10 second .
after that happened, watch another tosa right side, If the front tosa is aggrieve , that tosa already try to attck right side tosa as well. but was not showing aggressiveness toward to any of.
The front tosa is not dog aggressive. to me He has a good drive. This could be happened any of breed, not just tosa!
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Terrible to see how owners can not apply total recall with such a dangerous and powerful breed.
Tosa Inu hasn’t bred to have a good recall, they are not a GSP or Lab
@@albertenstein5407 Respectfully, I was taught during professional dressage that every owner must have total recall, no matter the breed. Simply, it's dangerous if you don't.
@@matoripavlovic you are definitely right, but some breeds are more primitive and in tense situations they make their own choices. That’s why those breeds although they are powerful they will never suitable for police or military works … Tosa simply bred in Japan to fight in dog fights!
@@albertenstein5407 Agree. This is why I would never own one. Apart from dog fights, what’s the point? Impressive dog, but too much antisocial 😄
@@matoripavlovicthese dog are not designed for total recall they should be on leash constantly outside only let go for hunting.
That owner who threw his body under his tosa is a silly man and unworthy to own this breed of dog. He lacked the grace and character necessary to be called a master of this special kind of creature. His dog was confused and offended by the stupidity of his 'keeper'.
+Marlon Elliott So i guess you must have "the grace and character necessary to be called a master of this special kind of creature ".HAHAHA
+skotiskiller actually I was owner and operator of North coast kennels for years. I won CKCs best American bred tosa with a solid black tosa name yuki. This particular dog was the grandson of Ryoma who was the 1996 world champion. My web site was #1 for molloser breeds on aol for several weeks and I am considered an expert by many. So the answer to your question is YES!
+LazuliKnight Yes. I know that Belgium and Australia have outlawed ownership and I personally believe that very few people should be allowed to own this canine. Fortunately the price of this dog is prohibitively high and most breeders in America are breeding for qualities that make for a more family friendly version. These dogs should remain very rare. There are only two remaining breeds on the planet that were bred exclusively for the rigors of the fighting arena. I could talk about these dogs all day and have witnessed many incidents that are hard to believe so please, feel free to ask me anything.
Marlon Elliott -What would you have done?
no one gives a fuck, twat.
Were they expecting something else the tosa inu is a fighting dog
That was a close call for the owner in white shirt.
U mean his own dog try to bite him?
Where are the US breeders or any breeders of pure Tosu?
The handler with the aggressive dog knew exactly how to handle his dog. The other guy was trying to tackle his dog and did just about everything wrong. If you think you're doing to wrestle a 160lbs dog to the ground you haven't been around a big dog before. I doubt Alexander Karlen could do it. x
I know! 1) He has a comfortable to hold leash, and instead of holding it, he dropped to the ground and started to wrestle his dog. 🤣
2) Also getting on the same level as his dog does not help his hierarchical authority.
3) And he thought the best way to break a fight would be to put his throat in front of his dog, you can see his dog was thinking about teaching that nuisanse of a master a lesson by biting his face off, but last second cool head prevailed.
@@senji8583 Exactly. I think I can safely say the guy did everything wrong in trying get his dog under control. He ether needs some serious training or not handle large breed dogs!
Hugging a dog's neck like that is a very good way to get bit in the face.
dam them tosa are monsters wow awsome video
How stupid to bring so many big dogs to such a small place to meet first time. It's like provoking an incident.
Glad no one got hurt, the owners did well to stop the attack.
That happens if you bring 2 dogs bred to fight together at this close a distance.
Very easy to notice the difference between a dog trainer and a dog owner
Let’s just get it clear that any breed could do this . If Pomeranians did it nobody would say nothing cause they are small and can’t pull as hard. Overall handlers handled it amazingly . Don’t recommend hugging your dog cause he could turn his frustration out on you but the fact that he was brave enough to give it his all is what matters .
Don't want to down this clip but the one that surged forward was no toso, looked more like a boerboel, there definitely something out of place here, were was this event held, they were far to muscular at the hind legs, and shaped like the small breed boerboel, otherwise they've mixed a boerboel with a toso
sad to think most of these dogs have passed away by now
Cant even imagine having a dog that has no problem killing me because he was mad about another dog.
Redirecting aggression that sounds 🤔😮 like something a wild animal would do🤔
Considering the fact that more owners are bit by their own toy breeds than any other breed in the world....your comme t is quite silly.
@@kariannlubin9954 considering the fact that almost all hospitalizations and fatalities are resultant from attacks by large, powerful breeds, its stupid to even equate the two. Too many rottweilers, especially, have chihuahua syndrome. A chihuahua has chihuahua syndrome, you call him an asshole, shake him off, and rinse off your ankle. A rottweiler has it, you end up in the hospital with a shattered hand.
What breed of 🐕 dogs are these
Good job Sir 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌️
What breed of dog is this
I trully beleive no sny dog breed can beat tosa inu
If I'm correct once it attacked another dog,both of them started playing when owner kept hold of them,if anyone noticed.
you positive they were just playing and not fighting for dominance?
They were not playing.
What's the point of keeping such insanely aggressive dogs?
@datsun2203 (z tego co wiem) sędziwie nie odejmują punktów i nie dyskwalifikują ras psów, które z natury są agresywne.
Please explain to me why someone would want fighting dogs like this
When they fight it's more like sumo wrestling they barely break skin lol
Emotionally healthy people are not drawn to fighting /bloodsport breeds
@@krism2649 very true
@@krism2649 Very true!
@@kikicraig Can't understand why anyone would want either dogs to be honest haha.
I love personal protection and catch dogs, but I also love stable dogs that don't do stupid shit like this. If Tosa are just large pitbulls who lack self-control like these ones, then I don't get the appeal at all and they would seem more like a liability. Then again, maybe the guys handling these dogs just didn't train their dogs very well.
These ain’t no fuckin show dogs, so that’s what u get when u try to make them a show dog!
What breed are these? they look like Cane Corso without the ear and tail cropped?
They are Tosa Inu, the Japanese breed used for dog fighting but the style of fighting is more each dog trying to be more dominant by imposing their strength and weight on the other than it is domination by biting. "The object of the dog fight is not to harm the other dog as is the way of the Western fights, but to dominate the opponent and pin them down. The Japanese Tosa was mixed with the Bulldog and Bull Terrier (for diligence and stubbornness), Mastiff and St Bernard (for strength and size), Great Dane (for height), Pointer (for focus), Bloodhound (for extra skin), Dobermann (for intelligence) and the Dogue De Bordeaux (for bulk)."
www.dog-breeds-expert.com/Japanese-Tosa.html
In Japan, these dogs are shown with 2 handlers
That mean these Will fight in fighting ring
If you have to do all that to control your dog you shouldn’t have that dog. Get a Pomeranian.
In the arena in Japan both of them would of loss or got disqualified
These aren't real tosas anyway, way too big. If they were real tosas you wouldn't even be able to show them together like this.
One guy got his dog to close. He wasn’t paying attention. It could of seriously gone wrong. I’m not sure why any would want a dog that can’t be around other dogs.
I guess putting his face so close to the dog when is trying to bite (0:20) was not the best move
Eduardo Calvillo actually thats why im so impressed with the breed! Because despite being agitated they seemingly displayed nothing but adoration to the owners
dude almost got his head ripped off
video of what miss ?
Why crazt people show this aggressive dominant breed
There is a good reason why Tosas are banned in quite a number of countries. You can't just always say is not the dog or the breed, but the owner. Why? Because in reality most owners can't handle these powerful and dangerous breeds. You can't expect every single dog owner to be like Cesar Millan.
@Asura Code Not my limits, is just a fact of life.
Not the owner but genetic tosa have Beben bred for fighting so they must have animal aggresion
Bien por el joven que abrazo a su compañero ....se ve la hermandad.
Maybe it would be wiser to have the dogs run around one at a time. Dude closest to the camera did a good leash restraint
Extremely poor selection on behalf of the owners. How are 1-type dogs still getting into shows?
The poor guy that fell looked like a jockey that got tossed from his horse.
they are so huge! do tosas get this big?
up to almost 90cm to the shoulder
"The Japanese Tosa was mixed with the Bulldog and Bull Terrier (for diligence and stubbornness), Mastiff and St Bernard (for strength and size), Great Dane (for height), Pointer (for focus), Bloodhound (for extra skin), Dobermann (for intelligence) and the Dogue De Bordeaux (for bulk)."
www.dog-breeds-expert.com/Japanese-Tosa.html
Que raza de perro es esta?, what type of dog is?
Tosa inu
As a tosa inu owner this is stupid. They're working dogs not show dogs. Keep them out of the ring
por que no hasen un vs de tosa inu vs fila brasilero
Made worse by the fact that nearly all the dogs there were of the same sex, male dogs. Dogs of the same sex, with most breeds, don’t get along. So imagine this with the Tosa Inu.
If all those dogs would have gotten loose, all hell would have broke open. Uuufff... Beautiful and Strong breed.
There’s literally no excuse for that behavior, at a dog show no less!
They're just showing the judges what they were bred for, if anything it shows they have "breed type" and would impress the judges
Stupid exibitions!...tosa inu and the most of dogs are not be for shows and in so small space dogs which they met eachothers for the 1st time?!🙄🙄🙄...
Are those Tosa inus or boerboel a
i agree with you to a certain extent, the Tosa has been bred for doing a job and thats to fight for hundreds and hundreds of years,on the other hand the Pitbull was originaly bred for huntiing then over time the pitbulls spent more time fighting each other rather than hunting whilst hunting hence why they wer used to fight instead of hunting...over time the pitbull evolved over time with carefull selective breeding for fighting purposes but ppl are forgeting the hinks bull and terrier 1 of 2
The pit bull is the result of the cross of bull dogs and terriers. Only the terrier side was for hunting. Terriers got their name from their ability to "go to ground," which meant trying to pursue "vermin" into their burrows by digging. Terre is the Latin word for earth or ground.
The bull dog was for fighting bulls. The combo of bull dog and terrier was used exclusively for combat with other dogs. This is because the bull dog owners were prohibited from fighting bulls in 1825 so they started having dog fights. Some large breed terriers were then fought with the bull dogs and often won because of greater agility and speed. Then the idea of crossing them to get a dog with great strength, massive jaws and agility was conceived. One of the first names for this cross was "Bull and Terrier." You still have the Staffordshire Bull Terrier in England. The American Staffordshire Terrier is just a name change of the Pit Bull since John Colby found that the American Kennel Club did not want to register dogs known for mortal combat.
Freakin lions
That owner is a moran. Dogs have commonly attacked their owners in fits of aggression. Hugging your dog when he angry is not wise. Drag the dog away and let him get out of the zone.
Notice how in 9 years you got 1 like?? Yeah there's a reason for that 😂
This dog is not pet... They are guard dog in a big property
Guard dog ? They're fighting dog
@@ghozisyaifullah254 they are fighting dog but crazy people keep on showing them in a show
That's what happens when you have intact males and unfixed females in the same small area. Plus massive are powerful breeds stuff happens good control on the handlers part.
Mastiffs
Brred name
People should not be allowed to own dogs like this.
People like you shouldn't be able to speak their opinion but yet here we are 🤷🏼♂️
Ist doch nichts wildes. Schaut halt etwas anders aus als bei einem kleinen Hund. Sind ja auch ein paar Kilos mehr. Aber Aggressionen würde ich das nicht nennen. Diese Situationen gibt es mit jedem Hund mal.
are you sure ? .. wasnt that your claim , miss ?
Whaddaya expect? It's fighting dogs chasing each other's asses round and round in a circle!
Tosa Inu - Champion. Why you cant release me (song) because i kill everyone and im champion killer.
you was telling me that the tosa cant hurt a cane corso thats what you told me and I was saying thats not true now can you remeber the rest
I'm impressed how this breed looks like the fila brasileiro breed, it's almost the same
Yes, though this one is sturdier and wider
Not even by a long shot 🤷♂️
Well they also have bloodhound blood
wasnt that your claim , miss ? sorry I cant understand you
This so annoys me cause they ban Pit bulls from anywhere any shows yet they have these actual PURE FIGHTING dogs and one owner can’t even hold his like get real what a joke!
I know who did not win the contest!
But a boerboel is too loyal to its owner to turn on home like that, but head shape looks like a boerboel toso cross, the boerboel and toso are very similar in looks, with the boerboel been more muscular, and bigger
A tosa would destroy a boerboel on any ground and anytime.
2(english bullterrier)known as gulterrs which was a game bred fighting breed which is still going strong in pakistan today and no where to be found any where in europe or anywhere in the west,these dogs are still used to do a job&they still till this very day do that job as good as it did till dog fighting got banned in the uk in the mid 18th century.in other words not only is the tosa&the pitbull real fighting dogs the hinks bullterrier(gulterrs) is another real game bred fighting breed also :)
women handling a dog like this in a show? come on, even that man struggled to hold him. This is so stupid. Imagine what could have happened
Do you happen to know the age of the two dogs?
Uhhhh, why?
save that newfoundland!!
Lol never trust a dog show that will have dogs known to be fighting dogs with animal and dog aggression around a ring.
The whole point is to showcase the breed? The breed made to fight?? Logic where?