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That pups' easy to please

1. The pup would be what we Australian's lovingly refer to as "a little battler" (typically someone who is deficient in some way but gives it their all).

2. Pit's can be as vicious or as gentle as you make them. The reason they make great fighting dogs is because they are almost undying in their loyalty to their master. They can be treated far harsher than most other dogs, who would either turn or break, and so can be trained to reach heights of viciousness other breeds can't hope to match. This obviously involves a lot of cruelty and it's something I abhor particularly, considering just how loving this breed can be.

3. Our half pit has only snapped at me once (during bone training, where I would force her to surrender a meaty treat frequently to establish dominance so that if someone came close to her while she had one, she wouldn't snap at them). My wife had half her face mauled by a shepherd when she was young even though the thing had always been completely docile. My son was bitten by his great grand fathers yippy mini dog who we had to chain up because it kept coming at him. My aunty had a horse who was so gentle blind kids rode it who tried to kick and bite me... What does this prove? Abso-fucking-lutely nothing, dogs are animals and animals may turn, often without an obvious reason why. It's part and parcel of owning pets, acknowledging there is a risk.

4. People who can't watch a harmless video about a puppy (typically videosift gold) without bitching about dog breeds really need to watch the video again and appreciate teh funneh...

Hold on, pup, I...I...I've got something I need to do.

I wish I could watch an animated television show of the inside of your mind.>> ^chingalera:

... more fun than an invasion-a chipmunks in a pup-tent!

Oh, and this may or may not meet the "skillful" criteria ever in flux in the minder of the channel so-named....though if there was a moan-worthy channel it might fit there...BTW, this dame looks like she's more fun than an invasion-a chipmunks in a pup-tent!

They probably shouldn't be using a flash around such a young pup.

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

Poor pup. He needed some reassurance and all the douche with the camera could do was film it and giggle. Arsehole


This could happen every week and the dog just doesn't listen to being told no.

I've play-fought with my dog all his life, and every so often i give him snidey fake kicks in the rib cage to get him riled up, or get him in a fake mma leg lock and tell him to tap out while he chews my elbow. He sees those little kicks as affection now, but if you saw a 20 second video of me telling him to tap out then it might look bad!

You don't know their relationship and the dogs were clearly in good health and spirits, even if one was a little surprised.

You must be new to the internet.

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

Poor pup. He needed some reassurance and all the douche with the camera could do was film it and giggle. Arsehole

Poor pup. He needed some reassurance and all the douche with the camera could do was film it and giggle. Arsehole

>> ^poolcleaner:

This video depicts the disturbing mental retardation of puppies generated from puppy mills. Goddamn sick fucks.


Ok dude, firstly, it's a great dog as alll are when trained according to breed properly. This dog was bred for show and is a non-sporting (useless otherwise) kinna endeavor. THat this pup, fed and exercised well and happy as fuck goes apeshit for a big red bouncy ball???...He's better off than most of them poncy one's that go to shows and get hammered with OCD owners and hairspray....

So he can;t round hurdles for the judges and jump around on a lead n turn corners...Little fuckers havin' a life n his charges look like they're entertained....BEST OF BREED!!, EVOLUTION iN aCTION, baby...

The only thing that bugs me about this, and it is a niggle, is that I can see the wire that is pulling the simulated seal pup as the shark begins it's leap. Like I said, it's small thing but detracts from the 'natural' element of the vid. for me. Still enjoyed it though.

He did a very nice thing, but it could have been done quicker and with less stress to the puppies. Bring the mothers body near. Hold a board over the pipe. When the pups come out slide the board down over the hole. Grabbing one pup so that it screams and terrifies the others was not optimal.

Second guessing after the fact is easy--maybe I wouldn't have thought of it if this were me.

Pretty Puppies.

Glad I could catch you a couple more votes!

*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Dachshund-Puppy-Versus-Ghost-Crab

>> ^mintbbb:

Sorry, a dupe of http://videosift.com/video/Dachshund-Puppy-Versus-Ghost-Crab (I cannot dupeof it myself)

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