Top YouTuber Jason Corey and Kara Corey Talk about their 2 Famous Cane Corsos, Life, Kids & Marriage
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0:01- Beckman Unleashed #49 The #49 sucks so bad because they couldn't come up with a player 0:19 - Special guest Jason Corey and Kara Corey 0:45- Joel backpedals a bit on his previous comments about not being a great dog trainer without kids 1:57- obnoxious non kid people vs obnoxious kid people 3:16- Joel has an extreme dislike for people that don't have kids and won't hang out with them 4:38- Having kids is pure pain 4:48- the real reason Joel has a street gang of kids 5:28- Joel likes his planned kids better than his youngest son 6:09- Joel tells Eric he's outta shape 7:15- Jason Corey was the first person ever with a Cane Corso 8:34- Joel hasn't ever introduced a puppy to his dog ( except that time he sicked Prince on that little Bull terrier puppy) 12:04 - Joel doesn't understand how people would get to California 12:41- 42hrs is the equivalent of a month of driving 14:01- Joel gets recognized by a Jehovah's witness knocking at his door 17:11- Giant dogs are the same as little humans especially if you have 2 23:04- Out of control babies, fighting parents and reasons to not have kids 36:27- Joel admits he likes smelling puppies 55:00- English Mastiff's are dumb compared to their cousin the Cane Corso 1:02:17- if Dobermans explode it's Joel's fault 1:03:30- emmagerd! Tail docking and circumcision 1:04:09- Name dropping 1:04:52 - Spiritual life advice from Eric to Joel and calling people on Instagram losers 1:10:55 - *The Beckman Coaching program* promo BCP for those acronymically challenged
It’s so funny to read the timestamps before hearing the podcast
@@tinkerinWstuffnever thought of that. Yeah I think that’s the way.
@@BDTraining you'll have to on a few here and there with these. All in good fun, I swear!
I come back to watch the video a second time along with the timestamps. It is a double treat. 🤣
So funny, RPT never fails. That’s my new short hand for you rptrick
Thanks for having us on! Was an honor! You guys are the best.
Love the whole Corey Family Jason,Kara,#BruceWayne and #joeyjustice..you al Rock!🐾💗🐾💗🐾💗🐾
Was so happy when I saw you were going to be on!! You two are great. Of the boys are pretty awesome also.
Happy to see one of my favorite dog owners on one of my favorite dog trainers podcast
Thank you so much for having us on! Planning our trip to Cali now 😊
This was an Outstanding discussion between you guys! And I felt as tho it was all on point & the way I've felt for so long on how far away from a proper relationship folks have gotten with their dogs & How utterly soft humanity has become these days & I honestly feel vindicated now And I know how you feel about the Doctor incident 🤨I had 2 daughters first was a emergency section second was a planned one during the planning of the planned 1 I asked for a Is tubal Ligation and the nurses We're like but you're only 27 and I said yeah and a this makes 2kids soso I'm groovy on birthing 🤗!! Maybe you should think about it before committing they say, I've thought long enough about it just do it please/thx, couldn't believe they were arguing with me! Again wonderful podcast guys..... Thanks ever so much Beckman I thoroughly enjoyed this & I Feel that you were vindicated a bit here as well, just saying 😎👏 any haters can kick rocks & zip it because there's now a general consensus 🙊😜 Aaaaand hopefully I catch the next1 whilst it's in motion & live as intended🙏 ☮
Kara Ty on yiur KZhead channel for setting why certain of us gals either don't want kids , or can't have kids like me so I have my cane corso's 💗🐾💗🐾💗🐾
Great to see you on Beckman Unleashed. I follow Beckmans and your channel.
So glad and so refreshing to hear someone say that people are too soft with their dogs. That's one of the reasons I quit dog walking after 9 years - I got so tired of people making their dogs into babies, especially since Covid, and having to bite my tongue to stop myself from saying things about them when their dogs acted up or when they made excuses for their dog's poor behaviour. If their children behaved like their dogs, I'm sure they would have have been embarrassed!
If you’re soft on your dog, you’re being hard on your dog!
Thank you for introducing us to the Coreys! What a great couple with lots of knowledge and helpful info. Enjoyed the podcast very much, and Jason and Kara have two new subscribers! 😊
What a wholesome episode. Your mutual and genuine respect for each other reaches the audience even through the camera. ❤
So awesome that Jason and Kara were able to join you guys for the podcast! I've been watching them since I got my corso. It ended up that I got mine almost at the same time that they got Justice, so it's been super cool to watch how Justice and my corso compare in their development. Love that you had the kid discussion with them!
Most problems with dogs nowadays come from people seeing them as their kids.
I wouls add that the problem are people seeying dogs as their kids, but also being horrible 'parents' by not educating and holding them accountable for their misbehaviors. Anyone that has dogs only to spoil then is making a massive deservice to people that really raise dogs responsibly.
@@dogsfromthecity True, when you anthropomorphize your dog and you consciously or subconsciously treat it as a little kid, it becomes real hard to apply discipline, because you perceive corrections as abuse.
Yessssss
their idea of discipline is to stand there lecturing the dog with a full paragraph of english while they're completely ignoring them and trying to dominate every other dog in the park
Dogs don't want to be humans, they want to be dogs I think
This podcast was so amazing. My two favorite KZhead channels in one. ❤❤❤ 😊
By the way, I drove alone with my Cane Corso from Pennsylvania to California and it took me five days. It was a wonderful trip. ❤❤
I live an hour from syracuse and the ticks are bad. Strange that the possibility of lyme disease never enters the minds of the medical community.
parents seem to talk to non-parents like they're at a zoo exhibition. "Wow what's it like having 7 heads?" The thing is with a kid as Eric says every aspect of your life shifts from "what's good for me" to "what is good for our children?" and because that's such a change that also affects your partner, that affects literally everything else going on in your life so within a year it's like you've always lived like this and there's something weird about life without it. It doesn't unlock some super deep insight mystical power, it just shifts how you relate to things in the world
I was watching Jason and Kara’s video today while waiting for this episode to drop and I was thinking about how good it is to hear people talk so positively about Joel and his methods instead of the vitriol that has been spewed throughout the dog training industry lately. I would expect nothing less from Jason and Kara though as they are very positive people and just don’t talk about people unless it’s positive. Both Bruce and Justice’s ears are cropped but they’re shaped differently than Dobermans, the ears are a lot shorter and look more like “gargoyle” ears, and they don’t need the framework that other cropped breeds need. It’s really cool to have the people from two of my favourite dog channels on a podcast together 😊 Have a great week! 🫶🏼
Before I had my first dog as an adult I never realized how deep a connection you can have with a pet. Love and affection are emotions that transcends species. Also I respect a person for making the decision not to have children for whatevever reasons. This requires a level of self honesty that many individuals lack and the children end up paying for it.
😂 You Guys 😂 crack me up! I really liked Jason & Kara and oh my those dogs, are a beautiful sight to behold! I think Eric should consider a cane corso instead of pushing Joel towards them 🤔 I've lived with six doberman's and I feel like they think on a different plane than a lot of breeds, like Jason said the Corso's do. I wonder if Corso's have the goofiness common in Rott's...watching those dogs in action is probably fun and am going to tune into theirs. I have been a lyme warrior starting from 1989...its the type of battle that's near impossible to discuss with someone that hasn't experienced it. Marty Ross is a doc on line that helps people with it for anyone suffering through the nightmare that is Lyme & friends 😢 So glad your coaching program is going so well, if I was a bit younger, id be all in. Settling for watching you guys....THANKS A MILLION! You made me laugh and think about important stuff, too! ❤ I had to come back and say i love what you are doing with the coaching program, as people are in big trouble with their dogs! Alot of the same people raised just awful kids ...its a soft twisted world we are living in
I learned dog training by reading a dog training book by Pat Widmer, and some of her methods are very hardcore. I have had 4 Dobermans, 1 Rottweiler, 2 German Shepherds throughout my life that I trained since I started training dogs at age 12 (obviously I didnt have children at that time) they benefited greatly from the teachings I learned from her book. BTW, I love your methods and agree with your philosophy I find it similar to my own in regards to how to raise a great dog, props to you! 👍
Loved this podcast. Jason, Kara, Bruce and Justice are great! Would be awesome to see Bruce, Justice and Prince running in the pasture together ❤
Great advice. I always tell people when they get a second dog that they have to keep that hierarchy. They have to make sure that their first dog is made to understand that he's still top dog - he gets fed first, he gets pet first, etc. so there isn't any issues with the 2 dogs together down the road.
4 minutes in and I'm already imagining how great the time stamps are gonna be 😂 No pressure Ryan
Lol. They'll be in later this afternoon!
Yes time stamps are very needed. Can’t wait for them either so I can watch!
@@fousey1766 they're done....
Nope
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN ?
45:36 I carry pepper spray on my dog walks cause my neighborhood is full of large unruly dogs. My dogs and children mean too much to me to feel bad.
I dont expect my kids to take care of me when im older, but i do come from a culture that believes very strongly in taking care of their elders and respecting them. I do see that weatern culture has an obsession w independence and making it on our own we've gotten pretty far from the concept of family community sticking together, working together and all coming up together through all time. Its made us weaker as a society and culture and I believe its created a lot of our current problems.
You're correct. In the west (and abroad) society has been slowly dismantled over decades. The foundation of every thriving culture in history has always been community and the foundational building unit of community is the family. The internet has accelerated the demise of community and family, globally.
Great idea inviting Jason and his wife, I follow their videos as well, one of my favs, it would be epic if you guys get Bruce and Joy to meet Prince and hang with the other dogs in your camp.
I am 18 minutes in, and I agree with something Kara said about bigger dogs being more human-like, or maybe just more easy to relate to them as if they were a human. This is something I've always felt as well. Small dogs to me are not too dissimilar to cats in one particular way: How I relate to them. I relate to small dogs as just a pet, just as I would a cat. They have a name, they have a personality, but they're so small that it's missing something for me to be able to get to that next level of relationship. Something about a large dog makes me feel as if they are less a pet and more of a separate soul, an individual that I recognize as more of a... person? This manifests in how I talk to them, interact with them, etc. I also think a more confident and self respecting dog contributes to that as well. A super submissive dog that has a weak identity is harder for me to recognize as an individual. Take a large dog that is self confident, independent, and self respecting, and they're about as close to another person as an animal can be, in my eyes. When my Akita walks into the room, I NOTICE him in a way that I might dismiss or ignore a small dog. It's more like another human entered the room than a dog. I don't know how many people feel this way, but I always have. I'm curious as to how many other people have felt something similar.
The way you guys showed respect and genuinely connected with each other was awesome…. Only good people can train good dogs :)
Great podcast! Learned a lot, and perfect timing; we’re getting a Corso puppy for our giant 11 month Rottweiler.
I enjoy just having my house hippo i was married had a child and now its just me and it leaves me to focus on my rescue and make sure she is happy healthy!
Yes!!! ❤ Loved this! Love Jason and Kara! And BW and JJ of course. ❤
55 minutes in. (I'm watching on a faster speed). The part talking about dog communication and intelligence. My Akita is like this, very different. Well, my male anyway. My female does not show exceptional intelligence, but my male does. When I watch him problem solve, it's almost as if I can see his wheels turning in his mind as I watch. When outside, I put him on 160 ft or so line. In certain parts he can get his line wrapped around a bush or a tree. I watch him and he studies the situation, and then walks in a way to untangle himself. He knows he got himself caught, and then works out how to backtrack to get himself untangled. Also, when I am talking to him or around him, he is listening. He is waiting for words he can interpret. When he hears words he recognizes, he let's me know, particularly if he wants something from me. He will huff or bark to let me know I said the right word and have correctly guessed what he wants. My female isn't like that. She is such a SWEET DOG, but when I look into her eyes it's almost as if I am seeing a lower level of cognition. When I look into my male's eyes, I can see a higher level of cognition.
Before social security there was kids
Now there’s neither
I am not a professional dog trainer, but I trained all my dogs in a professional way every time. Every dog I've had in my life has been a success as every day was a learning experience for both my dog and myself. Learned through a book by: Patricia P. Widmer's book which some methods are just too much, but mostly I did as advised.
Can confirm, my 9 month-old Doberman has stopped traffic multiple times, with people commenting how beautiful he is 😎👍🏼
Wow! This resonates so much with how I feel about my Corso verses how my son, who have no kids, handle his Corso! I will jump off the bridge and say this though. Jason made a very bold statement saying he popularized the breed. Bruce Wayne is no doubt a KZhead Celebrity, but the breed was very much sort after before Jason. I'm sorry Jason, I love you and Cara but I had to say it. 🥰
Something I found fascinating is a video Jason Corey did as a guest on Fenrir Canine Show on KZhead where he says his Akita was so ferocious that if Bruce, his Cane Corso, was in a room with his Akita, that Bruce may not walk out of that room. I've heard a lot of personal accounts about Akitas, and I have my own experiences as well (I discuss a bad encounter with a Great Dane on one of my videos), but this may be the first time I heard someone describe a lack in confidence in their Cane Corso surviving an encounter with an Akita. No, I am not a dog on dog violence advocate. You have to make that clear for the sensitive types. I abhor dog fights. I do everything within my power to prevent such things. What I am interested in though, is personal protection dogs. Particularly those dogs who have the ability to back up their reputation. Therefore, I found Jason Corey's EXPERIENCE and KNOWLEDGE about Bruce and his old American Akita fascinating because it describes the capability of an Akita to be effective - even against a beast of a dog like a Cane Corso - should you ever find yourself needing such protection.
I own Shiba Inu’s which are very close to Japanese Akitas genetically. Basically they’re just a miniature version and I’ll say that they are little killing machines. It’s so bad that once they get ahold of an animal it’s already too late and when there are multiple dogs they will fight over the prey and rip it apart like wolves each taking a portion and then running off to eat it. Two of mine are intact females and if they get into it there’s a very real possibility that one or both may not make it. What makes them extra vicious is the fact they bite, hold and shake violently leaving torn flesh along with deep puncture wounds. I would imagine an Akita is much the same except four times bigger. When they switch to the red zone they feel no pain and will not stop, I’ve had my hand bit through and through breaking them up and receiving an accidental bite, it’s very dangerous so I carefully monitor them at all times and take safety precautions such as keeping them leashed or separated to prevent any chance of them escalating into a conflict. I love Jason’s idea of bear spray and will definitely keep some on hand from now on just in case.
Corey is a master at SEO. Joel probably can't learn anything about dog training but getting shorts in the short recommendations for sure.
I always love listening.
There are many similarities between raising dogs and children, but there is no equivalency between reproducing and getting a dog other than it is a commitment to another living being.
I had one child and realised they are hard work, I would have liked a boy too but after having one that was enough for me!! Xx 😊
Such a great episode!
Totally agree with you that people are too soft on their dogs. I grew up with big, potentially dangerous dogs and they were all amazing, thanks to my parents. My dad would get in so much trouble for his methods today. He loved them, but he laid down the law when the dogs were still young. Love or hate my dad’s method, you could trust our adult dogs alone around kids, cats, chickens, livestock and other good dogs. (Not cheese, or socks, but no dog is perfect!) As kids, we were left home alone on a rural property all the time, and our dogs knew kids were their “job.” Our Pyrenees actually saved one of us from a dog bite when a stray pitbull came on our property. She also cornered a strange weird man who came on our property and made him wait by a wall until my dad came home and called her off so he could leave. Our German shepherd refused to let my dad’s friend come inside when we were home alone, but she’d also let the little kids play with her food. Big dogs are smart, they love their family, and they want to be good. But gentle-dog-parenting doesn’t work for dogs anymore than it works for kids. 😂
Prior to the social security system, one of main the reasons people had 6+ kids was so the kids could help the parents as the parents got older and less physically capable. Ever since S.S. started people have been having fewer and fewer kids and we're getting to the point that there are more people receiving S.S. benefits than there are people paying in.
Amazing dog training collab 👏
Love both Joel’s and Jason’s videos as learning tools. Got our first Corso in 2003, she changed our whole attitude toward how dogs could be trained. She breezed right through the CGC training. Now I foster Corsos for a breed specific rescue in Ohio. Jason, since you are partly to blame for all the Corsos being bred, please think about supporting MustLoveCorsosRescue. Thanks in advance.
I’m 36, never for a moment wanted kids same with my partner. We have 3 Aussies and I’m so emotionally fulfilled by caring for them and doing stuff with them. I definitely go above and beyond what most people would for them, but they make life wonderful. We have our careers and enjoy working and not having to worry about soccer practice and finding a nanny, etc is so nice. I would do anything for my dogs but I still know they’re dogs, make sure they know who is in charge and train them to be well behaved.
I grew up 5 min from Ponto! Joel, Chris you gotta hit Colimas over on pier view in North Oside
Shirt idea: “we can do this all day” on the top half over a sun ☀️ with “do this shit at night” on the bottom half over a moon with blue lettering
Cool podcast!! I watch you both. ❤
I can understand why Jason would never have any other breed than a Corso. I feel the same way about Great Pyrenees after having one. Had dogs all my life from labs to huskies but there is something different about a Great Pyrenees.
I always told my kids if you can’t train a dog well together. Do not have kids. Not on same page in training will cause trouble down the line. Joel speaks his mind😊
he looks like Adrien Brody, i was stun locked for a moment
Great episode guys, really enjoyed it ❤ I do have one question. Do you think that a second dog that is at the bottom of the pecking order would make as good as a helper dog as Prince is?
You're scaring me Joel, I have a 16 mo mixed mastiff and a 6 mo Great Dane females and You're saying I'm in trouble 😅I hope it goes OK. You're right that I have to go and establish I'm in charge every so often or they test me 😢bur I love them❤
I think Joel is a great dog trainer. I live on the east coast. If I lived within driving distance I would come for help with my dog. Anyone who is In driving distance is so lucky.. Tom Davis is within driving but doesn’t do sessions where you come for a private one or two hour session. You have to sign up for 3 days and with other clients. .
Dog training will be different with non kid people than people with children because the situation is different but that doesn't make one better than the other, they are just different because people without kids can experience some things and situations that people with children simply cannot or will not be able to do and vice versa.
Far west TX to MA in the minivan every year!
I think what prompted Joel to make that statement was him realizing that being a parent made him a better dog trainer.
Yep and until he admits that it was a closed sided statement and not necessarily a universal truth, he'll never live it down now. But it does make for some great time stamps and some spicy backlash 😂
I agree!
💥👏💥 Another great episode!!!!!
Super podcast 👍
I understand the need of being the boss to the dog. What steps do I take to become the boss again when the dog is resource guarding the cage with a low growl.
If Joel enjoys barking at losers in the comments let him have his fun lol
This resonates with me to my core..but our time is better spent elsewhere for sure.
Did they talk about the Cane Corso incident recently in Canada where they killed a boy?
they did not.
Jason made a video about it
All dogs are cool and i can say more people stop me to take a picture of my Corso than my two Labs that are also very good looking.
Joel, it would not take that long to drive. My family used to drive from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada to Florida and it would take us 3 days and we would just drive till about 6:00 p.m. so definitely would not take that long.
Kids should take care of their elderly parents but its usually just one kid that bears the brunt. Which is overwhelming. But also "taking care of elderly parents" often isnt possible. Kids often live far away, work full time, have kids of their own. Its terribly difficult to be in the "sandwich generation".
Dear joel and eric🎉🎉🎉, hee hee... NOT to put pressure on you, BUT--- I look foreword to my THURSDAY , just for you!! 😅🤗🥰🏆🏆🏆... like i once said, you are like brothers coming to visit, and talk (I come from a many brother-home).. and---helped ME learn to take care, and RAISE kids, to be able to function... hopefully, they pass some quality ON the my grandkids.... okay--- pressure, explanations, done: here i GO ti enjoy your "visit" 🎉🎉🎉...oh, ooops, still got to comment on the LAST 2... *BEEN studying, couldn't fit the typing time, in...⌨
Having two cane corso's sounds very much like having kids......I always make sure I crate train my kids really early !!!
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7:55 "Good" dog trainers are the reason for "bad" dogs. Basiclly meaning they make the "difficult" dogs look so good and easy that people ignore the "their not for first time owners" and get them anyway. If a picture is worth 1,000 words then what is a "moving picture" worth? It's like a coin on the ground. You know what it's worth and what you can get with it but, you will never know what the other side is like until you actually pick it up. And it is only then when you see all the dirt and grime that needs cleaned up before it looks like a perfect coin.
Jason and Kara both Dog Leaders meet another Dog Leader Joel. 💯👍👊
In days of yore, marriage meant family. There is beauty and selflessness in that. Children are a precious gift from God. The aging of America is real.
Love and sacrifice. “Like gold in the furnace, he tried them.” (Wis 3:6)
Joel when you hypothisized that people without kids can't train dogs, in your defense you were probably thinking of the YT algorithms fav gender neutral dog trainer...Zak George
When will we get to see the mount on the wall behind both of you? You hide it with the banner but once again during the interview you showed the throat. I just want to know what type of deer or elk it is and who/how you harvested it?
Don’t get eric started. It will become the Eric Hunting Poscast
@@BDTrainingHaha... Neither you nor the POD would let that happen 😂 But I can see how a hunting story might present another obstacle in your budding friendship
Premise: most dog owners invest as little time and effort as possible in training their dog. One can probablly see a good correlation between time spent training (any method!) and dog behavior. Most methods are effective, but not all are efficient. Ether way, if you get a dog at minimum its your job to not annoy all other people! Normally it doesn´t take that much time for basic stuff. Joel, love your way of dealing with pressure. Instead of absorbing the energy, you stay calm and collected (with dogs). I almost wish I could get into more conflicts myself so I could practice that. But you probably always get into situations because you don't allow nonsense to happen e.g. Homeless guy and do this sh*t at home Also Prince is not listed as a trainer on your Website, come on, give him the credentials
I don’t think it’s about people without kids not being good trainers and loving an animal as a family member that’s necessarily the problem. I think it’s the soft owner/enablers that treat their dogs more like royalty and valuing their pet as more important than a human life. I believe most people with that mentality don’t have children because if they did they would know a love like no other and realize that a human and a dogs life are not of equal importance. It’s the people that cry about telling a dog no in a stern no nonsense voice is abuse. ZG is a good example. It’s that mentality that is the problem and it seems to coincide with childless people and not regular people willing to set boundaries that haven’t had kids. People without children can be excellent owners and trainers as long as they are willing to set boundaries. It is the ones that enable bad behavior and whine on the internet about how “mean” it is teaching an animal by letting it receive natural consequences who are the idiots.
This: "they would know a love like no other and realize that a human and dog life are not of equal importance" This is the best explanation of this concept I have seen to date! Nice! I'm 65 and had a lot of not great human exposure early on. Before I had a kid I felt that humans were highly "overrated" and I had empathy for animals in the most extreme sense. To bare or parent a child I believe helps one learn true humanity...I will be eternally grateful for the gift of a child and the companionship of animals... HOWEVER...I don't believe it's absolutely necessary to have children to be great People!!!
Love your content, But I will disagree with you about your kids should take care of you when you get old. Speaking from a 65+ and have buried both of parents (both lived long lives) . Parents give their children the gift of life. Children OWE their parents the comfort of a loving and caring last struggle in life.
No one asks to be born. Your parents are not automatically entitled to anything just because they did the dirty and you happened to be conceived
Lol I didn't ask to be born. Life isn't a gift.
@@s.b.5259life isn’t a gift? Wow. How sad for you.
@@OffGridDogs shit sucks and it's only getting worse lol. Economy is garbage for the average person and I was given the gift of inherited, genetic illnesses! Wooo
@@s.b.5259I can see why you would say that. Things are definitely on an irreversible course for some really really horrific times. These were written of, thousands of years ago. Evil has to come to its fullness in order to put an end to it, once and for all and it shall come to the end that has been written. King James Version for English speaking people
42 hrs is only a day and a half isn't it?🤔
Thought Jason was in Utah
I am also a dog trainer I am from pa
How do I deal with dog training when my wife keeps doing everything she shouldn't and gets angry when I ask her to stop? She wants a highly trained dog without work.
You can still train your dog using Joel's balanced training methods. Training a western wife to obey? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm dealing with a situation.
Par for the course of life
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I can't have kids (shoutout to Pfizer 😊) and neither can my partner oddly enough. But like he's had step kids and I basically helped raise my sister and my nephew from few weeks to 6months so both of us have an idea tho. Anyway I worked in a factory with many Philippines and I mentioned no kids to one of them and she goes (yelling of course god love em) "oh no what are you going to do! Who will take care of you! I'll have to have one of mine take care of you" haha
Joel, just from the amount of dogs youve been around do you think that a Rottweiler would work as well as a Doberman for what you do? Ermagerd! Lol.
Larry Krohn has old videos of his Rottweiler Bruno being a helper dog
@@OffGridDogs I just started watching a lot of his videos the other day. I haven't seen any with the Rott yet. Mainly just his rants and philosophy etc so far. I like that he doesn't mince words at ALL! Lol.
@@rptrick79 yep Larry s been going hard lately lol! Bruno passed many years ago so go to his early videos and you’ll find him Larrys been on KZhead a long time
I am a younger dog trainer
Awesome! You've found the best dog training channel on KZhead.
Hey dog people!
Yup dont need kids to train dogs
I cringeeeed alot
OMG wtf is this? Weirdo s talking about his kids. Ugh
It's not worth wasting your time going after haters because they are miserable people who love to cause drama and are rude and ignorant.
💯.
Ugh WTF?
I just don’t like Beckmann personality and most of his opinions.
We know. You seem to make certain of that with all of your accounts, weekly
1:05:34
Not liking both my personality AND my opinions is a major obstacle in our budding friendship Christine.
@@BDTraining😂 this cracked me up! 👏👏👏😂 Thx for the laugh!
Then why can’t you stay away? I think she has a crush on Joel lol
What rubbish.
Jason can't have kids.
On the topic of Cane Corsos, you should try to get Rachel from Senza Tempo Cane Corso on ! Her dog park videos taught me so much about behavior and body language.