This is just normal behavior for an adult dog and a juvenile dog. Fiona is clearly annoyed and so she shows her teeth and growls, potentially leading up to a snap to get the point across. It’s why Fiona refuses to play a little after Kaya calmed down. She doesn’t want to encourage the behavior. Kaya has to learn boundaries but this is how those boundaries are taught: you get to the line and get told off. It’s best she learn these lessons from other dogs now so she doesn’t act worse and while the other dogs are still tolerant of her because she’s young.
@@bringurownvibe the point is exactly to avoid that thus her having to learn boundaries from a nonaggressive dog? If you're talking about Fiona snapping - animals biting other animals is not really that harmful. Animals bite each other for many reasons, not all of them mean harm. Not too familiar with dog behavior but take cats for example. Cats will bite each other to play, or even groom each other, and it will not cause the other cat to react that much, probably because of all the padding. But if a cat even bites you in the same way, well, it hurts like a bitch and may even lead to bleeding. Fiona snapping and getting even a bit of skin in will probably hurt Kaya but won't harm her and will be a clear signal for her to back tf off. It's the animal way of communication, and yes, establishing boundaries so unless they get too aggressive with each other, there's really no reason to interfere.
@@panonymousbloom5405 They're lucky Fiona is a very toleerant dog that does not over correct. HOWEVER, this should NOT be the dogs job tl raise a pup. They should not create environments where a dog feels they have to correct behavior because not all dogs are good teachers. The wrong dog can over correct that behavior and potentially scate Kaya. The dog should always look at the human to seperate when boundaries are being crossed because the owner is the pack leader. This is how fights start especially between 2 same sex dogs.
@@paulboateng7521 I wouldn't call it parenting. It's more setting boundaries on the rules of play. But you're probably right on some dogs not taking as kindly to puppies playing too hard.
@@paulboateng7521 kinda underestimating a dog’s ability to raise a puppy. they have a way of socializing with other dogs that can be taught by them. they may not have human-level intelligence but they’re smart enough to have social norms. it’s good that Kaya is learning how to socialize properly with a non-aggressive dog like Fiona. Kaya learns not to push things too far in the case that she is in a situation with a potentially aggressive dog
@@turtles6283yes but as a dog behaviorist, excessive yawning when a dog is not tired and repeatedly lip licking when they have not eaten anything is almost always a sign that a dog is uncomfortable. Fiona is 100% showing that she does not want to play. Because Fiona will not correct Kaya, Kaya needs to get removed and redirected when she’s not reading those signs from Fiona. It’s a little sad to see that she’s not being advocated for in this situation. I’m sure Hassan will address this behavior with the guidance of his trainer, but letting dogs carry on acting like this is how you create a bully that is self-serving and doesn’t read signals from others.
I feel like I remember Hassan not thinking she’d be as big as he might have wanted. She’s growing so fast it seems like she may surprise him and be massive.
I've heard dogs make it before. At the dog park sometimes dogs will cross others boundaries repeatedly and they'll make that noise and snap their teeth. Usually it means stop messing with me or I'll bite you. Fiona is a very good girl, shes showing a lot of restraint.
I had an older Chihauhua who acted exactly like Fiona and made the same noises around our newer dogs, it was so difficult because she wanted to play with the new puppies but she was just such a stressed out dog that she passed away before she fully was comfortable with them
Honestly the dogs match the owners’ personalities. Fiona is quiet and patient like Murat and Kaya is an attention seeking, large presence, like her father Hank Pecker
Toys almost always help!! Unless dogs are resource guarding ... but it's my go to whenever we have dogs over for playdates. If they don't know how to play tug, gotta teach them!
She just a pup I have a 1 ear old shepherd and a 5 year old beagle. When my shepherd was younger she acted the exact same way with the weird hip check.
My Australian Sheppard does this too, with dogs, cats, kids...🤣 I've always thought the body checking Hasan is talking about, is a herding behavior. My dog does it to get them to do what he wants, I assume the same way they would herd sheep or cows. We got a very large "jolly ball" that he loves to herd around the yard. It might help get some of that energy out if you have a dog with similar behavior's. I'm not an expert though!
My Australian Shepard is about the same age as Kaya and I think it's just the angsty teen phase. He's a bully too to any dog smaller or roughly his size. Never wants to play with the bigger dogs.
Yeah I'm glad Hasan said it but essentially she is still a developing puppy and she is used to dogs she is playing with being bigger and does not know how intimidating and strong she is. She might also play with more male dogs with more aggressive temperaments(I don't know if that's junk science or not. But I do know dogs are sexuallty dymorphic in some ways at least) Let's hope she grows up with a more of a newfoundland disposition lol. For Fionas sake lol.
The grey dog doesn’t seem too pleased you can see it in her eyes ! Maybe you should try to dissuade Kaya from sitting on top of her like that all the time and to respect boundaries
She wouldn't always come back if she didn't like it. Non-stop human intervention is how you get dogs that can't understand social cues from other dogs. They need to figure some things out by themselves.
@@darcyroyceyeah, maybe but I don’t think an adult dog that is smaller can discipline a kid dog that is bigger. But I’ve seen crazier things happen 😂 idk, I do feel bad for Fiona though
@@41052eh. My cat has taught my much larger dog her boundaries. And that is with a language barrier. These two at least "speak" the same language. If Fiona was extremely uncomfortable, she wouldn't be there and walk/hide away.
Helping out with dog sitting right now. Glad Papi doesn’t piss from joy when he sees me now. He’s currently in that phase where he wants me to hold him up as he sits like the sphinx. He’s definitely spoiled to an extent. A loved one will get up and cook for him. That being said, Kaya needs outside time. Not camera time. She needs to be taken camping, skiing, hiking, swimming, fishing, etc. A sedentary lifestyle is criminal for most breeds. Papi and I bird watched for a minute and he was in the moment, so if you’re a bit grounded and “antisocial” like myself you can birdwatch with Kaya. People need to accept the fact that animals are aware. Sometimes I feel so bad for pets.
Just a little concerned that she might pick on a dog not as good natured as that dog. Maybe talk with trainer. She might pick on someone not as mellow. I know she is a puppy but just a thought.
You need to be advocating for the older dog too. She’s saying no and you should be backing her up. It annoying puppy behaviour but she’s way too big to be letting that slide.
Fiona will correct her herself. It’s only if Kaya becomes aggressive or just completely ignores Fiona’s communications where there would be a real problem. But Kaya isn’t be aggressive or dominant or bad, really, she’s just a young, energetic dog trying to figure out how to get another dog to play with her. She’s reacting to Fiona’s cues by licking her mouth and showing her belly, signs that Kaya isn’t meaning to be aggressive but does want her way. Fiona is teaching her how to play by refusing to if Kaya is too overbearing and then playing once she’s calm. If Fiona was afraid or actually disliked Kaya, you wouldn’t see them playing at all. Fiona would just snap at her whenever Kaya tried to interact.
I know the comment is old, but I still wanted to reply. Your dog needs to learn how to behave with other dogs, it can't be human lead every instance always, and while the dog is a puppy other dogs will be understanding of that fact and teach her. Important to let them, or you'll end up with issues once the puppy pass ends. It's tempting to step in, but self defeating in the long run.
i dont get this if you have a trainer why you dont have him adress the situation? im a trainer too, and was in a similar situation with my dogs where my younger one would constantly harras the older one. I solved it with constant corrections. Your "No" is not charged enough, ask your trainer to explain charging commands to you and tell him you need help with overcharging the "No" command, he should be able to know what to do. Sitting down and just giving commands is not as effective as if you stand up and do the same, also move into her space if you get the feeling she is brushing you off.
I think they are competing for dominance; dogs are the most hierarchical species ever. Kaya as the young buck is feeling the need to express “Hey Fiona, I know you’re older and we’re homies, but you’re my b!tch, not vice versa.”
I can’t believe we’ve raised a bully
It’s not our fault 😔
@@kkuwurabut it's _our_ dog 😢
Rae would've been a better mom but we're at dad's place so its a 50/50 gamble sometimes.
Fiona's tail going CRAZY when Hasan yells at Kaya 😭😭 like "yesssss discipline that bitch"
Lol she's the type of dog who thrives on attention from people, you can tell from that moment.
Lol!
Fiona should be nominated for sainthood
"What is this creature and how did it go from the size of my head to bigger than me in 6 months"
Patron saint of good gworls
Former piss queen of the year is finally moving on to the last level of good girl ❤
That would suck to have a literal baby that's twice your size boss you around like that.
Shii Id be screaming too
I just imagined Hasan in diapers throwing teddy bears at me. Thanks!
I can't get over how cute Kaya's tail is.
This is just normal behavior for an adult dog and a juvenile dog. Fiona is clearly annoyed and so she shows her teeth and growls, potentially leading up to a snap to get the point across. It’s why Fiona refuses to play a little after Kaya calmed down. She doesn’t want to encourage the behavior. Kaya has to learn boundaries but this is how those boundaries are taught: you get to the line and get told off. It’s best she learn these lessons from other dogs now so she doesn’t act worse and while the other dogs are still tolerant of her because she’s young.
Lmao "this is how you learn boundaries" = "that's how your dog gets bit when it annoys the wrong dog"
@@bringurownvibe the point is exactly to avoid that thus her having to learn boundaries from a nonaggressive dog?
If you're talking about Fiona snapping - animals biting other animals is not really that harmful. Animals bite each other for many reasons, not all of them mean harm. Not too familiar with dog behavior but take cats for example. Cats will bite each other to play, or even groom each other, and it will not cause the other cat to react that much, probably because of all the padding. But if a cat even bites you in the same way, well, it hurts like a bitch and may even lead to bleeding. Fiona snapping and getting even a bit of skin in will probably hurt Kaya but won't harm her and will be a clear signal for her to back tf off. It's the animal way of communication, and yes, establishing boundaries so unless they get too aggressive with each other, there's really no reason to interfere.
@@panonymousbloom5405 They're lucky Fiona is a very toleerant dog that does not over correct. HOWEVER, this should NOT be the dogs job tl raise a pup. They should not create environments where a dog feels they have to correct behavior because not all dogs are good teachers. The wrong dog can over correct that behavior and potentially scate Kaya. The dog should always look at the human to seperate when boundaries are being crossed because the owner is the pack leader. This is how fights start especially between 2 same sex dogs.
@@paulboateng7521 I wouldn't call it parenting. It's more setting boundaries on the rules of play. But you're probably right on some dogs not taking as kindly to puppies playing too hard.
@@paulboateng7521 kinda underestimating a dog’s ability to raise a puppy. they have a way of socializing with other dogs that can be taught by them. they may not have human-level intelligence but they’re smart enough to have social norms. it’s good that Kaya is learning how to socialize properly with a non-aggressive dog like Fiona. Kaya learns not to push things too far in the case that she is in a situation with a potentially aggressive dog
"girl autism" 😂
she’s not a bully she’s an assertive queen
Girlboss
shrimp
Damn Fiona is an amazing dog. Lip licking and yawning are a way for dogs to show anxiety and stress. And the teeth showing to boot.
for most dogs signs of stress vary individually, as they do in most mammals
@@turtles6283yes but as a dog behaviorist, excessive yawning when a dog is not tired and repeatedly lip licking when they have not eaten anything is almost always a sign that a dog is uncomfortable. Fiona is 100% showing that she does not want to play. Because Fiona will not correct Kaya, Kaya needs to get removed and redirected when she’s not reading those signs from Fiona. It’s a little sad to see that she’s not being advocated for in this situation. I’m sure Hassan will address this behavior with the guidance of his trainer, but letting dogs carry on acting like this is how you create a bully that is self-serving and doesn’t read signals from others.
My god kaya is only 5 months old…
I feel like I remember Hassan not thinking she’d be as big as he might have wanted. She’s growing so fast it seems like she may surprise him and be massive.
Can Fiona growl? Maybe that's the sound she was trying to make. I can't imagine being 5 years old and a puppy grows this big in a few weeks lol
“Does it grow?!” -Jenna Marbles
I've heard dogs make it before. At the dog park sometimes dogs will cross others boundaries repeatedly and they'll make that noise and snap their teeth. Usually it means stop messing with me or I'll bite you. Fiona is a very good girl, shes showing a lot of restraint.
Holy shit she;'s soooooo big I can't imagine how big she'll be
Fiona’s an absolute angel for not bullying kaya back lmao
Awww poor fiona. She looks so mad yet she is contains it.
So cute! Kaya showing affection by playing rough is so adorable.
SHE AIN'T NO BULLY SHE'S JUST A LITTLE MISUNDERSTOOD BRATTY GORL 💘
The brindle pup was screaming “Hasan, please save me. What the fuck are you doing sitting there filming. Save meeeeeeeeee!”.
Bernie sitting the background watching the dogs play
I could watch them play all day. I didn’t want the video to end
The shot of them in the bed together 🤣
Fiona: hmpf 😒😑
Kaya: we’re having so much fun, girl time!! 🤪💅
I had an older Chihauhua who acted exactly like Fiona and made the same noises around our newer dogs, it was so difficult because she wanted to play with the new puppies but she was just such a stressed out dog that she passed away before she fully was comfortable with them
My dogs make that sound when they are trying to convince the other one to play.
The threats of being put up for adoption is very reminiscent of the threats in my house with my two crazy pitties.
My dog was born on the streets, and I always tell her "I took you off the streets, I can put you back!"
These dogs really are like their owners
Fiona is over the bullshit and over the drama
Ok, Kaya trying to sit on Fiona is hilarious!!!!
Who's dog is Fiona? She is such a saint
It’s his brothers dog so they spend a lot of time together. She’s a very good girl😊
Honestly the dogs match the owners’ personalities. Fiona is quiet and patient like Murat and Kaya is an attention seeking, large presence, like her father Hank Pecker
@Essaroni Hank Pecker is the biggest Patriot out there and that cute lil dog is an assertive Patriot just like her Pa.
@@hasanabidailyhighlights Thank you! Was too looking for this answer because I forgot
Kaya has an ego cuz she is a big girl like hasan said. She is the typical sigma.
Kaya’s hips don’t lie
This is how my puppies sound 24/7 their so funny i love doggies they talk like ppl
Toys almost always help!! Unless dogs are resource guarding ... but it's my go to whenever we have dogs over for playdates. If they don't know how to play tug, gotta teach them!
“I’m running a zoo”
*records and broadcasts zoo for the world to see*
I have a Belgium malinois and I can confirm they're very active dogs. They need constant stimulation
Kaya is very cat coded
That's a damn lion
Lmao my dog does all of this + thinks she's a boxer 😂😂😂😂😂
Try that in a small town.
Lol my puppy was EXACTLY like Kia until like 2 years old when she mellowed out… a little lmao. Some breeds just have no chill button.
She just a pup I have a 1 ear old shepherd and a 5 year old beagle. When my shepherd was younger she acted the exact same way with the weird hip check.
Kaya’s not a bully, she’s a puppy. That’s how they getdown.
hip checking is a big dog thing my friends cane corso does it to my very tiny border collie
Adorable
This is literally behavior her mom would have corrected if stayed with her mom,the whole all up in the face having 0 boundaries lol
My sisters chow chow tries to sit on everyone and other dogs to show dominance.
My Australian Sheppard does this too, with dogs, cats, kids...🤣 I've always thought the body checking Hasan is talking about, is a herding behavior. My dog does it to get them to do what he wants, I assume the same way they would herd sheep or cows. We got a very large "jolly ball" that he loves to herd around the yard. It might help get some of that energy out if you have a dog with similar behavior's. I'm not an expert though!
My Australian Shepard is about the same age as Kaya and I think it's just the angsty teen phase. He's a bully too to any dog smaller or roughly his size. Never wants to play with the bigger dogs.
not her tryna talk 😂 She’s like dad he’s not human do you see his size!!
Yeah I'm glad Hasan said it but essentially she is still a developing puppy and she is used to dogs she is playing with being bigger and does not know how intimidating and strong she is. She might also play with more male dogs with more aggressive temperaments(I don't know if that's junk science or not. But I do know dogs are sexuallty dymorphic in some ways at least) Let's hope she grows up with a more of a newfoundland disposition lol. For Fionas sake lol.
The grey dog doesn’t seem too pleased you can see it in her eyes ! Maybe you should try to dissuade Kaya from sitting on top of her like that all the time and to respect boundaries
She wouldn't always come back if she didn't like it. Non-stop human intervention is how you get dogs that can't understand social cues from other dogs. They need to figure some things out by themselves.
@@darcyroyceyeah, maybe but I don’t think an adult dog that is smaller can discipline a kid dog that is bigger. But I’ve seen crazier things happen 😂 idk, I do feel bad for Fiona though
@@41052eh. My cat has taught my much larger dog her boundaries. And that is with a language barrier. These two at least "speak" the same language. If Fiona was extremely uncomfortable, she wouldn't be there and walk/hide away.
oh how the tables have tabled
fiona the chewtoy
the dog needs corrections. that's it.
my golden retriever does what kaya does (trying to lick the inside of my other dogs mouth) lol
Two beautiful queens 💅🏻
Helping out with dog sitting right now. Glad Papi doesn’t piss from joy when he sees me now. He’s currently in that phase where he wants me to hold him up as he sits like the sphinx. He’s definitely spoiled to an extent. A loved one will get up and cook for him. That being said, Kaya needs outside time. Not camera time. She needs to be taken camping, skiing, hiking, swimming, fishing, etc. A sedentary lifestyle is criminal for most breeds. Papi and I bird watched for a minute and he was in the moment, so if you’re a bit grounded and “antisocial” like myself you can birdwatch with Kaya. People need to accept the fact that animals are aware. Sometimes I feel so bad for pets.
Poor Fiona😂
I feel so bad for Fiona
Poor Fiona. This would be like me going to the mall with a teenager.
That's a bad dog, she belongs to the streets!
Just a little concerned that she might pick on a dog not as good natured as that dog. Maybe talk with trainer. She might pick on someone not as mellow. I know she is a puppy but just a thought.
And she would deserve that correction from another dog she has 0 respect for other dogs spaces 🤷
WOMEN, AM I RIGHT FELLAS?!
You need to be advocating for the older dog too. She’s saying no and you should be backing her up. It annoying puppy behaviour but she’s way too big to be letting that slide.
Genuinely how do you stop this behavior though? Is Hasan too lax and letting Kaya take charge? Shouldn't he step in?
Fiona will correct her herself. It’s only if Kaya becomes aggressive or just completely ignores Fiona’s communications where there would be a real problem. But Kaya isn’t be aggressive or dominant or bad, really, she’s just a young, energetic dog trying to figure out how to get another dog to play with her. She’s reacting to Fiona’s cues by licking her mouth and showing her belly, signs that Kaya isn’t meaning to be aggressive but does want her way. Fiona is teaching her how to play by refusing to if Kaya is too overbearing and then playing once she’s calm. If Fiona was afraid or actually disliked Kaya, you wouldn’t see them playing at all. Fiona would just snap at her whenever Kaya tried to interact.
@@jacobwumbo827 Nice breakdown, thanks!
I know the comment is old, but I still wanted to reply. Your dog needs to learn how to behave with other dogs, it can't be human lead every instance always, and while the dog is a puppy other dogs will be understanding of that fact and teach her. Important to let them, or you'll end up with issues once the puppy pass ends. It's tempting to step in, but self defeating in the long run.
Kaya is just a spoiled rich kid
i dont get this if you have a trainer why you dont have him adress the situation? im a trainer too, and was in a similar situation with my dogs where my younger one would constantly harras the older one. I solved it with constant corrections. Your "No" is not charged enough, ask your trainer to explain charging commands to you and tell him you need help with overcharging the "No" command, he should be able to know what to do. Sitting down and just giving commands is not as effective as if you stand up and do the same, also move into her space if you get the feeling she is brushing you off.
Those sounds ain’t human
Well they are coming from a dog, so it'd be really concerning if they were
I think they are competing for dominance; dogs are the most hierarchical species ever. Kaya as the young buck is feeling the need to express “Hey Fiona, I know you’re older and we’re homies, but you’re my b!tch, not vice versa.”
That dog 100% does not respect you.
Shes cute but the way she acts is why I prefer cats