Dobermans are extremely obedient and very smart. He gave Peaches a command, this is no way aggressive behavior towards the person giving the command. I've owned Dobies my entire life, such an outstanding breed. Extremely loyal.
i had 6 dobermans. never heard them growl that long. they usually only just growl twice as a warning before faking a bite to other dogs. i love their playful and creative nature
Every time I mention that I wanna Doberman my mom make sure that I remember that the ones that she knew growing up turned on their owners most like OK but they probably did something yk another frens son had on named Frankenstein I remember Frankenstein very well mostly because he changed my whole outlook on large dogs
It's a new type of engine. *K-9* It has a real *bark* to it, though according to some it'll *bite* your wallet with the fuel expenses. ... **Runs to the nearest window and jumps out to escape the mob angered by the bad puns**
I grew up with a Doberman. as a young child and even a teenager I let her be the dominant one between, she guarded me and my family home with her life. She saw my parents as her leaders but always was dominant over me because I was very young and smaller than her for most of her life. I trusted her to protect me so I never wrestled for dominance over her. she always always protected me and was extremely gentle and caring towards me. If a stranger came close while just she and I were outside her hackles would go up in defense. She would listen to my commands because she was very well trained but I let her be the leader in most ways. Insanely smart dog- genuinely more intuitive and intelligent than many people you could encounter. She was so smart it was almost uncanny- like having another person in the house. I miss her so much. Even years after her death, sometimes I will hear a bump in the house and think it’s her walking around for a moment.
I love Doberman’s. Over the course of my childhood we had 2 Brown ones. When our first died at 11 I was also 11 & it broke my heart as a kid. They are lovely loyal dog’s & I’d love to get another 1 day.
Growing up in the late 70s & into the 80s we had a Samoyed that was very serious about guarding my sister & I when our mother wasnt around. _She was so smart it was almost uncanny- - like having another person in the house._ No one could have expressed that better! Misty made her own character judgments about people, & was highly prejudicial. On a customary walk-around-the-block, a couple with children would walk right by our house, no problem. But for a single man, who happened to have long hair & had a cigarette in his hand & taking the same walk, she went ballistic & scared the poor man sick! It was rare that she showed aggression; she was usually friendly toward strangers with me & my big sister around. But every once in awhile at the local municipal park or while at a weekend picnic in a state park, she would single out some individual she didn't like The decades have passed & I've owned a couple of Huskies. Vanilla is my second, currently with me. But there'll only be ONE Misty! Thank you for contributing! 🐶💜❤
not to the family only terrifying to those who are trying to hurt that beautiful dogs family, or property. i've got a g.s.d an a tan/red dobie ultimate home security/family dogs.
If the dog is trained properly this is perfectly normal. I'm sure once a command or signal is given the dog goes back to being a lover. Yes I've had Trained Dobermans and other breeds that could be worse. Try Husky... That's just pure stubborn.
My female Doberman loves to hear herself growl when she plays...They have such a awesome personality. Biggest lap dog with the biggest heart ever...Best dogs ever!
Not sure I understand what's going on here. My Doberman will growl and bark at strangers or other dogs in certain circumstances, but she won't growl or bark at me or my kids under any circumstances. And I wouldn't want her to.
I'm so with you on that. I find it weird to train a dobermann to show aggression towards its own owner in any shape or form. A dobe will naturally guards it's family but to growl like that at its owner weather it's a game or not ain't good. Don't agree with this video. :(
chezza Foster Actually they have to be taught guarding to do it properly. That is the biggest problem with breeds considered aggressive, no training by owners. People buy these breeds and feel the dogs will adapt to them families. These beautiful animals needs jobs and boundaries.
@@claireh1672 One thing remains true after all this time; the bad guys are amateur fighters/shooters, most of the time. They might bring a gun but they likely can't shoot for shit. A Doberman or a Rottweiler is going to be more than enough to handle those morons.
@@spencerc32 i watched this without the audio the first time through and without hearing the 'command' i thought it was a video about a behavioral issue. i'm still not really convinced it isn't.
Michael it’s literally a dog they have a right to be protective. Just because your a human doesn’t mean you get to control every other animal you have to respect them
Your doberman is beautiful! My best friend when I was growing up was a brown and tan doberman. She sadly died 4 years ago at the age of 12. We brought her knowing that she had health issues and we got told that she wouldn't live past 6. With a lot of love and care we proved the breeder wrong. These are the best dogs in the world.
When somebody plays with his Doberman: rrrrrrrrrr-rrrrrrr-rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr - Oh my god, that's so scary! How he does it?! When you play with your Doberman: ARAARARRARRR WAW WAAAAW RRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR - Hahaha my cute puppy, take my finger :)
that’s what idiots deserve if someone stupid enough to let their dog do this and think it’s funny and they deserve to get their fucking throat ripped out by it sad that the dog is going to be put down but you think people would learn just like pitbull’s they need mental exercise or they become aggressive and the need to attack something people mistake it for aggression when it’s really just the dog being high drive and not being in an environment where it’s mentally satisfied so it becomes aggressive because of retarded people that don’t understand dogs exactly the same belgian malinois people just expect them to lay there and not need training exercise because they see them on UA-cam and they think they’re just well-behaved without considering that it took years of training Constant mental stimulation to keep them focussed on the task at hand
Aww she is so precious and Peaches is an adorable name!..I miss my Dobes.....I got a working line german shepherd and no comparison to my Dobes...Dobes are the best dogs ever and most fun to live with.
I've been bitten and chased into a pond by Dobermans. Jumping into the pond was less painful than being bitten, but it was December, I froze my ass off until my uncle finally heard to hollering for help from the beasts. Of course now, 35 years later the whole family gets a laugh at my expense when stories of the years past come up at gatherings.
He wasn’t already Guarding. Dobermans are known for being loyal. They know when your playing with them or when there getting ready to obey a command from the owner. I have a 2 year old Euro Doberman. Well trained and very loyal and he knows when we’re playing and when I tell him to Guard someone or something then he goes into protection mode. Giving the command is everything.
That reminded me when I was a teenager going over my friends house and he had 2 trained attack Dobermans. They wouldn't bother me and were friendly, but one day he had me sit on his couch and told me dont move, so I did, and he gave them a command in another language and those two Dobermans sat right in front of me growling. Yeah, I dam near shit myself. I told him ok that's enough call them off, and he did. Those two Dobermans were ready to rip me up to pieces.
Does every single commenter not understand that this is a guard command? The Dog isn't just naturally possessive, this is trained behavior. He/she's trained to be a guard dog.
+Jeffrey Ulmer I'd like to see the owner prove this to us. All he has to do is say his command to making the dog stop guarding and then grab the toy. But simply saying "Guard" and then going for the toy doesn't show much at all, to me the dog is trained improperly and is very aggressive when it comes to its toys. Again, unless he can turn this aggressiveness off with a command, the dog is just aggressive
+Vonnie Banks Encouragement or not. Dobermans are usually breed for guarding and their temperament are not usually friendly towards strangers once the stranger intrudes their home. They will try to scare off any intruder unless the owner tells it that the stranger is not a threat.
Vonnie Banks well if the stranger yells “GUARD” they better run. But I don’t think that’s normal so they should be fine. It’s a trained dog and it wouldn’t do it whit out command.
yeah doubt that if it was a trained behaviour would’ve got up and started barking and if that’s the owners hand with and they trained their dog to attack them selves
I wouldn’t mess with that dog he seems like a good guard dog I remember working in a doggy day care we used to get a couple Dobermans and there was this one who looked like A dog version of Hercules but he was a sweetheart of a dog he was my buddy
1:20 The last seconds of an intruder’s life. If you’ve owned Dobies, you’re smiling throughout this whole clip. That’s a well cared-for dog. Her teeth are like pearls. “Peaches” 😂. Great name!
I have a 5 year old 105lb intact male Doberman and he has never once snarled or shown his teeth to me like this. He will growl at people and dogs in various situations and one specific game we play as we chase each other in the yard but if I want I can shut it down immediately.
Love it....I also had a red doberman..."STUKA",,, loved that dog,..extremely loyal and gentle,, but when it's time to go crazy,,,,,they always rise to the occasion. .lol...btw,, love the name..
Had a doberman as a kid 3 times the size 50 times the coward. Only heard of him over protective once. Had kids over one of the father's arived yelling for his kid to come home when the dog grabbed NOT BIT his arm. All he said was should of known. Only person had a fear was an old woman and rightly so. A far that she'd get knocked over and her cries for help answered by licks. Her request almost everyday was "Is the moose in?!"
OH MY 😄 I know these sounds . My grandfather had a Dobermann too. many many years ago . I was 15 as he came to our family. From the first day on he was a member. .And we were really the best friends ever ..... ARTUS THE BEST FRIEND and believe me when someone came to fast or in some aggressiv way to me and he started to ggrrrr (sorry don't know the word. .only know barking ) the floor was vibrating 😆 A Protector from first day to last day . But the best memories to him ... A FRIEND 😇
The Doberman has a blood chilling growl. You don't see them in the dark and only hear the growl. I love how they posture and communicate. In defiance of the old adage the bite is worse than the bark.
Who does he think he's kidding with his "guard" command? That's not training it's dominance aggression through lack of training. He could have said bananas and the dog would have done the same.
The dog seemed content with the first few seconds till he said ‘guard’, its possible to teach a dog that word and its meaning especially if its something like a doberman, it just takes time. As for the sudden leap near the end? I thought that was abit funny but im pretty sure theres a key word for stop Thats instilled into the dog or else he wouldn’t make this video. You cant totally claim to know the dogs behavior through a clip way less then 2 mins.
It's not dominance , it's just simple resource guarding. He wants what he thinks your going to take. That will be hard to train out of him. My dog will do it with bones. Hence now not being allowed them.
@@jodiestead1602 Exactly. We had a Golden Retriever growing up and she would resource guard socks. I don't think she ever actually bit any of us but she would get very aggressive both towards us and the other animals when she was holding a sock.
Totally right dicky. This dog believes he is the alpha in this pack and views his owner as below him. If the dog views you as alpha, it will let you take anything you want. Wouldn't be surprised if this guy has behavioral issues to deal with.
I have doberman for nine years and passed away I have hems was 3 months old I have to walk hems every day 1 hour if I don't walk hem he cry all night the need allot of time if any buddy wants one you have to have time with the dog I love doberman the cost me 4000 dollars to barren hem . Very active. very intelligent. very smart
The first time I heard my adopted Dobie girl Grace let out that type of roar I was like wtf was that!? Nearly twelve years later she is still an angel, an angel that nobody other than myself should ever think about messing with.
@Strawberrysmoodie It means they are very good at guarding and should be respected. No reason to be scared though ... you leave him alone and he will leave you alone. However, a Doberman is not a good choice as a first dog. Not because they are aggressive or dangerous (that is always down to the owner), but because they can be very assertive and try to establish dominance, to be the alpha of the pack. If you don't know how to safely make him understand (regularly) that you are the boss, and not him, you can find yourself in a situation where your Dobie becomes a real pain in the ass, destroying the peace of your home. Without having experience with dogs, it is good to find an expert dog trainer or maybe a Doberman Club first, get some information, and then go out and get Dobie from a respected and serious breeder. Alternatively, there are other breeds which will protect you and your family well, and are easier to handle than a Doberman. Labradors and Golden Retrievers, for example, are very nice dogs of sufficient size to command respect, and way easier to handle than a Dobie. Whichever breed you choose, please make sure to always love him and give him the training he needs and likes. You will have a loyal friend and family member for as long as he lives.
Grace would occasionally do it when eating which would be considered food aggression to a lot of folks...Grace also had zero food altercations over twelve years while living with a male Weim and male Staffie. She did have altercations that didn't involve food with the Weim due to the fact that he was kind of an ass.
I never on purpose made my Doberman mad. I don't think it's the right thing to do. If ever he acted like he was getting mad at me, I stopped and corrected him. He was naturally protective and I let him. He never hurt anyone in his life but no one ever really threatened me either. He was a trusted, valuable, loved and my best warrior. I miss him very much.
ressource guarding is not a breed issue and says little about a dogs protection ability. they might care about their bone but not your property. this "state of mind" to this extreme is usually simply lack of socialization
Holy Crappola! My father LOVED Dobermans, so I grew up in a family with "Lady" (and her eventual) litter of beautiful Dobie Babies. And numerous others of Dads Babies. I've been chased by 2 Dobermans ..so this Heart Attack scared the crap out of me!! I couldn't finishing watching it... A Doberman is a Perfect and Vicious Security System that always works...one way or the other!
The metal music is actually coming out of the dog too.
lmfaooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Flamethrower Candle Corey Taylor wants peaches location
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
😂😂😂😂
İ really laughed loudly, genius
That dog sounds like a goddamn Hellhound
omg is that a supernatural reference 😂😏
+Özlem Delal hellhounds have been around way before supernatural.
Hell hounds are normally based from Dobermans
from runescape?
XD
When your guard dog is so well trained it even plays boss music when you approach.
LMAO!!! Very good!!
Dobermans are extremely obedient and very smart. He gave Peaches a command, this is no way aggressive behavior towards the person giving the command. I've owned Dobies my entire life, such an outstanding breed. Extremely loyal.
Agreed, fake video
Son machosos?
Peaches didn't have her hackles up. My guess is most people would not call that bluff.
i had 6 dobermans. never heard them growl that long. they usually only just growl twice as a warning before faking a bite to other dogs.
i love their playful and creative nature
Every time I mention that I wanna Doberman my mom make sure that I remember that the ones that she knew growing up turned on their owners most like OK but they probably did something yk another frens son had on named Frankenstein I remember Frankenstein very well mostly because he changed my whole outlook on large dogs
Did that dog a eat a V8 engine?
ahahabhab u made my day
Lmao you did not just say that haha
It's a new type of engine. *K-9*
It has a real *bark* to it, though according to some it'll *bite* your wallet with the fuel expenses.
...
**Runs to the nearest window and jumps out to escape the mob angered by the bad puns**
RuSosan lol..na we'll allow you to get away with this one.
hahaha! oh man
And that's my girlfriend when I try to taste her food.
lol
Devin Belson haha Made my Day 😂😂
LMAO
LMAO
Devin Belson 😂😂
I grew up with a Doberman. as a young child and even a teenager I let her be the dominant one between, she guarded me and my family home with her life. She saw my parents as her leaders but always was dominant over me because I was very young and smaller than her for most of her life. I trusted her to protect me so I never wrestled for dominance over her. she always always protected me and was extremely gentle and caring towards me. If a stranger came close while just she and I were outside her hackles would go up in defense. She would listen to my commands because she was very well trained but I let her be the leader in most ways. Insanely smart dog- genuinely more intuitive and intelligent than many people you could encounter. She was so smart it was almost uncanny- like having another person in the house. I miss her so much. Even years after her death, sometimes I will hear a bump in the house and think it’s her walking around for a moment.
I love Doberman’s. Over the course of my childhood we had 2 Brown ones. When our first died at 11 I was also 11 & it broke my heart as a kid. They are lovely loyal dog’s & I’d love to get another 1 day.
Growing up in the late 70s & into the 80s we had a Samoyed that was very serious about guarding my sister & I when our mother wasnt around. _She was so smart it was almost uncanny- - like having another person in the house._ No one could have expressed that better!
Misty made her own character judgments about people, & was highly prejudicial. On a customary walk-around-the-block, a couple with children would walk right by our house, no problem. But for a single man, who happened to have long hair & had a cigarette in his hand & taking the same walk, she went ballistic & scared the poor man sick! It was rare that she showed aggression; she was usually friendly toward strangers with me & my big sister around. But every once in awhile at the local municipal park or while at a weekend picnic in a state park, she would single out some individual she didn't like
The decades have passed & I've owned a couple of Huskies. Vanilla is my second, currently with me. But there'll only be ONE Misty! Thank you for contributing! 🐶💜❤
You haven't outgrown her just yet, she's still there.
I know that feeling, sometimes i even wake up from a dream looking for my old girl..
emotional
Owner: "Guard"
Dog: "So you have chosen death"
@ZenxYt no
that is actually terrifying.
Marvin Becker yup
Marvin Becker my Doberman does this too, on command, to my brother... lol
Marvin Becker yea I don’t think anyone would want a Doberman snarling at them like that
not to the family
only terrifying to those
who are trying to hurt that
beautiful dogs family, or property.
i've got a g.s.d an a tan/red dobie ultimate home security/family dogs.
He's doing that on command you stupid human being.. after a snap he could lick you on your fat cheeks
Who else is going to this mans funeral
Iam afraid Peaches might kill me if I attend the funeral,
Yeah, not going. He was warned.
Thanks, bat man!
Me
I am waiting🙃
Legends say he is still guarding it to this day.
That line is played out, dude.
It's a girl
The owner was never seen again after this video. RIP.
Sounds Like A Dragon Trying To Breath Fire
"Trying?" she will...flames of teeth. Lol
He did at the end. It's breath was so hot that it incinerated the camera before it could ignite the oxygen in the air.
It roars like a demon... Terrifying.
roars ? wtf ? it's called growl
@@noname09579 lmfaoooo
No, it growls like a dog - demons don't exist.
@@noname09579 right
Roar is LION & TIGER
If the dog is trained properly this is perfectly normal. I'm sure once a command or signal is given the dog goes back to being a lover. Yes I've had Trained Dobermans and other breeds that could be worse. Try Husky... That's just pure stubborn.
My female Doberman loves to hear herself growl when she plays...They have such a awesome personality. Biggest lap dog with the biggest heart ever...Best dogs ever!
I've had dobermans all my life and never understood why people thought they were scary. I get it now 😂
I was actualy waiting for the moment that the owner would say "good job!" And could take the toy with no problems
Hehe , its like that in my house . They would never hurt their family members intentionally
Yeah, he messed up not showing that
My Doberman would never growl at anyone taking food or toys from her mouth. This does not look good to me, unless it’s on purpose.
@@fxllenluc.2955 It was a command
Not sure I understand what's going on here. My Doberman will growl and bark at strangers or other dogs in certain circumstances, but she won't growl or bark at me or my kids under any circumstances. And I wouldn't want her to.
I'm so with you on that. I find it weird to train a dobermann to show aggression towards its own owner in any shape or form. A dobe will naturally guards it's family but to growl like that at its owner weather it's a game or not ain't good. Don't agree with this video. :(
cheryl foster I can't imagine what I'd have to do to my dobe to get him to react like this, he's never so much as curled a lip at me!
Ziggy Coxon same with mine. He's a big softie. Best dogs ever. ;)
chezza Foster Actually they have to be taught guarding to do it properly. That is the biggest problem with breeds considered aggressive, no training by owners. People buy these breeds and feel the dogs will adapt to them families. These beautiful animals needs jobs and boundaries.
Mary Therese McCool I agree with you. x
I feel like this is gonna backfire on you one day
100%
yeah, these dogs are known for snapping on their owners
It already did. The Doberman uploaded this video.
@@rarebreed4512 well I mean no libtard
@@claireh1672 One thing remains true after all this time; the bad guys are amateur fighters/shooters, most of the time. They might bring a gun but they likely can't shoot for shit. A Doberman or a Rottweiler is going to be more than enough to handle those morons.
We have a lot of animal experts in the comments, as usual.
But of course ☺
I happen to be a comment expert. Your assessment is accurate.
edvin97ful yeah you’re wife is here ....
I know everything, try me. (Google at the ready) lol
Its because 90% dog lovers watch such vdos who have dogs in their houses .
I was waiting for him to give another order and the dog letting him take the toy away, to dissolve the situation.
RackwitzG me to.
Nah that dog jus mean af all the time 😂😂😂
I think he just gave that command to make it look like he has the dog trained but really it's got some issues lol
And got scars from his arms.
@@spencerc32 i watched this without the audio the first time through and without hearing the 'command' i thought it was a video about a behavioral issue. i'm still not really convinced it isn't.
Still got all your fingers?
Kelly *counts fingers*nah I'm messing 2
Kelly L Lol
I cant imagine the fear that would run through hearing that growl come out of nowhere in the dead of night.
I’ll be damn if a dog inside my house growls at me like that
Michael that dog was told to guard and they did the job they were told to do. Can’t handle it?
Go somewhere else.
He was told to guard. Very well trained. Despite misconceptions dobermans are very loving, yet smart loyal dogs. AND incredibly gentle.
The owner should NEVER encourage a dog to growl at them!!! Stupid and irresponsible.
S Tomlinson your so dumb he is training him to be a guard dog thats why he is growling at him🙄😒 can’t stand people like you😒
Michael it’s literally a dog they have a right to be protective. Just because your a human doesn’t mean you get to control every other animal you have to respect them
...reminds me of my ex-wife
ROFL
go mtgow
lol
You just made my day better with that comment. Thank you.
Livereater00 lol a bitch right
Live footage of my boyfriend trying to take my 10th jar of Nutella from me
I think there's crack in there.
Hahaha
lmfao
Diabetes is real
What a beautiful dog.those teeth though, wouldn't wanna be on the recieving end of those.brilliant ending when dog jumps up😂
You can tell that the dog doesn't really want to be growling at whoever that hand is attached to.
Sounds like my dad when he sleeps
Your doberman is beautiful! My best friend when I was growing up was a brown and tan doberman. She sadly died 4 years ago at the age of 12. We brought her knowing that she had health issues and we got told that she wouldn't live past 6. With a lot of love and care we proved the breeder wrong. These are the best dogs in the world.
Thank you.
+arbooz2000 did the dog kill that kid?
...no he killed the the burglar he tried to harm that kid.
maybe! and maybe he just bitten the kid!
if you notice dog is "taking" instructions....so no prob to hurt anyone
This to me is a good dog. He protect whats his and he never lash out. Very well mannered dog!
When somebody plays with his Doberman: rrrrrrrrrr-rrrrrrr-rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
- Oh my god, that's so scary! How he does it?!
When you play with your Doberman: ARAARARRARRR WAW WAAAAW RRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR
- Hahaha my cute puppy, take my finger :)
the motor of lamborghini v12
That would be a tiger :p
V12 have a higher pitch, maybe a v6 or v8.
🚗💨👑😎💪
Porcoddio
This guy is dead RIP
HAHHAHAHHA YEP ;D
that’s what idiots deserve if someone stupid enough to let their dog do this and think it’s funny and they deserve to get their fucking throat ripped out by it sad that the dog is going to be put down but you think people would learn just like pitbull’s they need mental exercise or they become aggressive and the need to attack something people mistake it for aggression when it’s really just the dog being high drive and not being in an environment where it’s mentally satisfied so it becomes aggressive because of retarded people that don’t understand dogs exactly the same belgian malinois people just expect them to lay there and not need training exercise because they see them on UA-cam and they think they’re just well-behaved without considering that it took years of training Constant mental stimulation to keep them focussed on the task at hand
@@zander3696 I think the dog is trained to gaurd,like they commanded the dog to do that.
@@zander3696 Doberman is a dangerous breed, it should have never existed
@@TheAntonio6579 welp, it exists. Can't do much about it.
Aww she is so precious and Peaches is an adorable name!..I miss my Dobes.....I got a working line german shepherd and no comparison to my Dobes...Dobes are the best dogs ever and most fun to live with.
Indeed.
Theif: enters house
Doberman: you aren’t leaving without a mangled leg… it’s a gift for your depature😊
Legend has it that the owner has only one hand.
Dobermans are good at learning tricks :
"try to take the toy rope away".
What a wonderful dog. I had one myself and miss him still after all these years.
I've been bitten and chased into a pond by Dobermans. Jumping into the pond was less painful than being bitten, but it was December, I froze my ass off until my uncle finally heard to hollering for help from the beasts. Of course now, 35 years later the whole family gets a laugh at my expense when stories of the years past come up at gatherings.
Peaches: 1 Peaches' daddy: 0 Part 2- Peaches visits daady in the hospital.
Part 3: Peaches attends daddy's funeral.
Part 4: Peaches digs up daddy's bones.
Part 5: Peaches guards daddy's bones.
Part 6: Mommy tries to....
his growl sounds so vicious I love it
hers
I would also look and handle like this if someone Strange should ever try to put his Hand in MY Bed😂🤷🏽♀️
What a good puppy!!!!! That's what my neighbors thought my Dobies did. In reality they were couch potatoes. But don't try and sit on their couch.
why shouldn't we sit on dobies' sofas
I wish my car sounded like that😂
I think the dog was already guarding. You didn't have to say nothing.
optimus prime yeah, resource guarding from the OWNER is NOT cool.
The owner probably said "guard" just to throw us off at the fact that he is teasing the dog.
He wasn’t already Guarding. Dobermans are known for being loyal. They know when your playing with them or when there getting ready to obey a command from the owner. I have a 2 year old Euro Doberman. Well trained and very loyal and he knows when we’re playing and when I tell him to Guard someone or something then he goes into protection mode. Giving the command is everything.
He was just teasing the 🐕!!
That reminded me when I was a teenager going over my friends house and he had 2 trained attack Dobermans. They wouldn't bother me and were friendly, but one day he had me sit on his couch and told me dont move, so I did, and he gave them a command in another language and those two Dobermans sat right in front of me growling. Yeah, I dam near shit myself. I told him ok that's enough call them off, and he did. Those two Dobermans were ready to rip me up to pieces.
The breed which actually meant to protect... Love this breed... ❤️🤩🥰💋😘
Does every single commenter not understand that this is a guard command? The Dog isn't just naturally possessive, this is trained behavior. He/she's trained to be a guard dog.
+Jeffrey Ulmer I'd like to see the owner prove this to us. All he has to do is say his command to making the dog stop guarding and then grab the toy.
But simply saying "Guard" and then going for the toy doesn't show much at all, to me the dog is trained improperly and is very aggressive when it comes to its toys.
Again, unless he can turn this aggressiveness off with a command, the dog is just aggressive
+sacr3 yOU ARE ENCOURAGING THIS DOG TO REACT WHEN SOMEONE A STRANGER) HOLDS OUT HIS HAND i WOULD NOT PUT MY DOBERMAN IN THAT SITUATION
+Vonnie Banks
Encouragement or not. Dobermans are usually breed for guarding and their temperament are not usually friendly towards strangers once the stranger intrudes their home. They will try to scare off any intruder unless the owner tells it that the stranger is not a threat.
Vonnie Banks well if the stranger yells “GUARD” they better run. But I don’t think that’s normal so they should be fine. It’s a trained dog and it wouldn’t do it whit out command.
yeah doubt that if it was a trained behaviour would’ve got up and started barking and if that’s the owners hand with and they trained their dog to attack them selves
This Dog SCARES Me, but I Love it!!!!!😂😆 This is the true definition of a REAL Doberman Pinscher!!!!😍😉🤗
Actually, dobies are rather friendly dogs if you don't train them to be aggressive.
Yeah, so you're so smart. You really understood how to misuse your dog's trust. Bravo, fella.
So I'm guessing he taught this dog the guard trick by rewarding him when he is mad and saying the command. That's cool 😮
The ending scared the shit out of me
she means business don't mess with her when she's told to gaurd
Notice how the it's eyes dilate the closer his hand gets.
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That's what happens when a dog guards
Yep, measuring accurate distance to approaching snack 😁
This was my doberman everytime some intruder came on my property to steal something. Rip buddy he was a good dog
He doesnt like having his hand being attached to his arm.
Although the growl and teeth are intimidating, there is love in her eyes
Ben Mansfield 😂😂😂
Exactly........I used to play with my doberman like this.....the dog does not have any intention to bite, he is playfully doing his job.
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Got news for you - that was LEGIT aggression. Not good.
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Who's revving the Ferrari, the whole neighbourhood can hear it
I like the noticeable intensity levels depending on the hand distance
I wouldn’t mess with that dog he seems like a good guard dog I remember working in a doggy day care we used to get a couple Dobermans and there was this one who looked like A dog version of Hercules but he was a sweetheart of a dog he was my buddy
I worked at a dogdaycare too and I miss them all♡.
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@Michele I used to walk one regularly and he was a goofball who loved everyone
it's her lol
That is one scary dog
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1:20 The last seconds of an intruder’s life.
If you’ve owned Dobies, you’re smiling throughout this whole clip. That’s a well cared-for dog. Her teeth are like pearls.
“Peaches” 😂. Great name!
I have a 5 year old 105lb intact male Doberman and he has never once snarled or shown his teeth to me like this. He will growl at people and dogs in various situations and one specific game we play as we chase each other in the yard but if I want I can shut it down immediately.
He’s like “I ain’t trinna nite you man just back off” ❤️
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Gotta love Peaches. Doing her job!
Intruder: enters the house
"Why do i hear boss music?"
I now think peaches is a terrifying name
I’m pretty sure that dude is missing a hand now.
Also Peaches: "... daddy can I please come under the covers with you it's soooooo cold out here I jus wanna snuggle with yooooooou!"
Love it....I also had a red doberman..."STUKA",,, loved that dog,..extremely loyal and gentle,, but when it's time to go crazy,,,,,they always rise to the occasion. .lol...btw,, love the name..
I would not dare to go next to this boneless beast 😂
In the 13 years we had our Doberman, we never heard him growl once....but he was always watchful and protective
What an intelligent and obedient dobie.
Good Peaches!!! She is so beautiful!! So shiny!
Exactly why I don't mess with Dobermans
And that was the last time you ever saw the owner...
That wasn’t “guarding”. That was simply aggression because you went for his toy.
The dog thinks what a nice piece of a bone hahaha! But the owner think if you bite me I wil not feed you hahaha. Animals are smart!
Had a doberman as a kid 3 times the size 50 times the coward. Only heard of him over protective once. Had kids over one of the father's arived yelling for his kid to come home when the dog grabbed NOT BIT his arm. All he said was should of known. Only person had a fear was an old woman and rightly so. A far that she'd get knocked over and her cries for help answered by licks. Her request almost everyday was "Is the moose in?!"
I have a Doberman named Zeus and he growls when I stop petting him have you ever heard of a more spoiled dog 😂😂😂
Doberman is an equivalent to a shark! Love this breed!
When there ears lay flat like that they ready to f you up 🐩 lol
Finally, a proper name for a guard dog. Love it!
She's gorgeous w an attitude
OH MY 😄 I know these sounds . My grandfather had a Dobermann too. many many years ago . I was 15 as he came to our family. From the first day on he was a member. .And we were really the best friends ever ..... ARTUS THE BEST FRIEND and believe me when someone came to fast or in some aggressiv way to me and he started to ggrrrr (sorry don't know the word. .only know barking ) the floor was vibrating 😆 A Protector from first day to last day . But the best memories to him ... A FRIEND 😇
Yeah, Dobies are the best. Thar 'grrrr' sound is called growling.
The Doberman has a blood chilling growl. You don't see them in the dark and only hear the growl. I love how they posture and communicate. In defiance of the old adage the bite is worse than the bark.
Peaches : "Go ahead Punk, make my day" !!!.......Love it ! :-)
Who does he think he's kidding with his "guard" command? That's not training it's dominance aggression through lack of training. He could have said bananas and the dog would have done the same.
The dog seemed content with the first few seconds till he said ‘guard’, its possible to teach a dog that word and its meaning especially if its something like a doberman, it just takes time. As for the sudden leap near the end? I thought that was abit funny but im pretty sure theres a key word for stop Thats instilled into the dog or else he wouldn’t make this video. You cant totally claim to know the dogs behavior through a clip way less then 2 mins.
It's not dominance , it's just simple resource guarding. He wants what he thinks your going to take. That will be hard to train out of him. My dog will do it with bones. Hence now not being allowed them.
@@jodiestead1602 Exactly. We had a Golden Retriever growing up and she would resource guard socks. I don't think she ever actually bit any of us but she would get very aggressive both towards us and the other animals when she was holding a sock.
Yup 😆 was thinking the same thing. Lol guard
Totally right dicky. This dog believes he is the alpha in this pack and views his owner as below him. If the dog views you as alpha, it will let you take anything you want. Wouldn't be surprised if this guy has behavioral issues to deal with.
I have doberman for nine years and passed away I have hems was 3 months old I have to walk hems every day 1 hour if I don't walk hem he cry all night the need allot of time if any buddy wants one you have to have time with the dog I love doberman the cost me 4000 dollars to barren hem . Very active. very intelligent. very smart
That dog looks like it's all bite and no bark! Seriously intimidating looking!
The funeral is at halt, cause the dog is guarding the casket.
The first time I heard my adopted Dobie girl Grace let out that type of roar I was like wtf was that!? Nearly twelve years later she is still an angel, an angel that nobody other than myself should ever think about messing with.
That's how it should be ... as long as she doesn't mess with people who don't start messing with you or her.
@Strawberrysmoodie It means they are very good at guarding and should be respected. No reason to be scared though ... you leave him alone and he will leave you alone. However, a Doberman is not a good choice as a first dog. Not because they are aggressive or dangerous (that is always down to the owner), but because they can be very assertive and try to establish dominance, to be the alpha of the pack. If you don't know how to safely make him understand (regularly) that you are the boss, and not him, you can find yourself in a situation where your Dobie becomes a real pain in the ass, destroying the peace of your home. Without having experience with dogs, it is good to find an expert dog trainer or maybe a Doberman Club first, get some information, and then go out and get Dobie from a respected and serious breeder. Alternatively, there are other breeds which will protect you and your family well, and are easier to handle than a Doberman. Labradors and Golden Retrievers, for example, are very nice dogs of sufficient size to command respect, and way easier to handle than a Dobie. Whichever breed you choose, please make sure to always love him and give him the training he needs and likes. You will have a loyal friend and family member for as long as he lives.
Grace would occasionally do it when eating which would be considered food aggression to a lot of folks...Grace also had zero food altercations over twelve years while living with a male Weim and male Staffie.
She did have altercations that didn't involve food with the Weim due to the fact that he was kind of an ass.
I grew up with the Doberman breed in our house and they could be frightfully aggressive when needed. Very good animals as home defenders.
That blink after guard was the visual of her brain clicking into combat mode!
I never on purpose made my Doberman mad. I don't think it's the right thing to do. If ever he acted like he was getting mad at me, I stopped and corrected him. He was naturally protective and I let him. He never hurt anyone in his life but no one ever really threatened me either. He was a trusted, valuable, loved and my best warrior. I miss him very much.
Same as my rott , very aggressive temperament, good for protecting the house.
711 Hardcandy exactly what I was thinking Rottie state of mind
ressource guarding is not a breed issue and says little about a dogs protection ability. they might care about their bone but not your property. this "state of mind" to this extreme is usually simply lack of socialization
I love him! His eyes might say "Why do you make me act this way?" Dobs are the best.
Holy Crappola!
My father LOVED Dobermans, so I grew up in a family with "Lady" (and her eventual) litter of beautiful Dobie Babies. And numerous others of Dads Babies.
I've been chased by 2 Dobermans ..so this Heart Attack scared the crap out of me!!
I couldn't finishing watching it...
A Doberman is a Perfect and Vicious Security System that always works...one way or the other!