Leri Hanson is an amazingly talented dog trainer and world-class competitor in many dog sports. She is the first and only handler to have an American Pit Bull Terrier achieve French Ring 3. Every Tuesday, in Compton California, Leri and her co-trainer Al Banuelos, leads a group of dog owners and their dogs in obedience and sports training. Amanda and her dog Buddy are two of their best students.
The American Pit Bull Terrier is not known for being an stud breed when in comes to protection work but the breed has the intellect and athleticsm to excel at the job.
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I love that feeling when you click on an American Pit Bull Terrier video, and what you get is an American Pit Bull Terrier video.
Underrated comment. Only few will understand.
I know the feeling, perhaps the most misidentified work.
Most of them be bullies very underrated comment
That's so true my man!
1 year later and sadly this is still a relatable comment.
Love her honesty about her dog!! Clearly knows her dog, setting buddy up to succeed by taking the time to know him while being honest about his shortcomings.. I salute that woman
I love it also, but fear she knows little about the breed or anything she is talking about.
I love her personality. Seems humble and seems like a good person
Very sleek and athletic dog. Great apbt specimen. It is true that working your dog evens out their keel if the dog wasn't even keel. With the work comes confidence, also socialization (since most of the time, other people and dogs are in the mix), and of course, it's keeping the dog in shape and everything is better when healthy.
Bravo Amanda & Buddy!! Future is bright for these two. Can’t wait to see them compete!! 💯 Good work Zeke!!
I have an apbt IGP1 great dogs I love mine so much
Very nice video. Well produced. Awesomeness.
I love it keep doing APBT videos!
Yes!!!
Another fine video. While these hounds are more suited for catch work, baiting, ratting, etc., they have historically done, I personally am okay with seing them being used for work like this as long as they are not being selectively bred for it.
@Andre Thank you kindly.
I and some others breed for it /shrug
Why?? An American Pitbull Terrier bred for protection and guarding would be the perfect dog man!
@@kabir1557I for one would be against them being bred for it because protection work goes against the breed and its character. Usually, protection and guard dogs are suspicious/wary of strangers and people they are not as well acquainted with. It makes sense when a strange fellow could be a potential thief or threat to the dog's master. In contrast, bulldogs are generally friendly and trusting with even strangers to the point that some would let you walk up and take them from their yard with no trouble. This is important when one fellow has to trust that when he goes in to get hold of a catch dog that is not his who is gripping onto a hog, that dog will not then turn around and bite him.
@@Swell_Character but pitbulls would be one of the best guard dogs if bred for temperment. They have all the qualities for being one except the temperment. Why can't they be guard dogs and catch dogs as well? Also tbh people need guard dogs more than catch dogs ngl.
Good looking dog
He reminds me of my bull and terrier mix
Great to learn honesty about a dog from a dog owner. True thoughts on her dog. Much appreciated.
Would love to see you do a video with Joseph Carter the Mink Man and his apbt.
That woman loves her pit bull and I think they are both great!
I noticed the collar, does that help training buddy?
What an amazing specimen for the apbt & his color is electrifying
She has a good looking game dog
Hey zeke I actually got a pitbull myself who are some of the trainers you look up to I need a bit of help with my puppy to set him up for success
Is that prong collar even fitted correctly? Seems a bit too big
What is the name of the trainer?
That dogs really shredded I mean look at his backlegs its pretty beefed up
So adba?
Why do most apartments ban this breed? They seem fine when trained properly
They were given a bad reputation from the jump. These dogs at one point were bred to fight etc and because of that these dogs weren't in the right hands and were walking loaded guns. Their no different from any other working breed dog if raised right from a young age they are great dogs.
Please show Videos of Belgian Malinois jumping on Cars and biting the Decoy on top of Cars
I love everything about this!!! Great video
Why tf are these banned in the UK? I want one
i got one in the uk 😎
@@rajakhan-lr1yx get me one broski
@@rajakhan-lr1yxI got several PEDIGREE ones in Aus. You can get em just gotta know the right people keep ya yard and shit off the internet and don't have social media.
Pits aren't overtly friendly by nature they not Labs...
I identify as a dog
The relationship between man and apbt is so special and I don't think any other breed is so sweet and friendly to their owners and stranger's...this kind of training to teach them to bite seems to go against what I love about apbt. This breed already has to share its breed with mutts from shelters so do we really need to be teaching them to bite?
A dog already knows how to bite. These people teach the dog to know WHEN it is appropriate to do so.
The american Pitbull terrier si NOT a guard dag. Respect the breed, there already enough guard breed. Doing this the people will say that the Apbt is an agressive dog and they will have the right to say so when this people show there dogs doing this activities... Not everybody deserves to owne a real Pitbull terrier....
They can do anything
They weren't bred as a guard dog but an APBT can do pretty much anything if trained to. Guarding included sir
IPO isn’t guard work anyways. It’s a protection sports. Game dogs can basically do anything so let then
They can do anything I’ve seen it
The intelligence in his eyes when he looks into yours. He is dedicated to you and you're doing a wonderful job
Love Pit Bulls, but this lady really has little understanding of the breed or anything she is really talking about.
The American Pit Bull Terrier, Best 🏆💯🔥💣👌 !!!
Honestly, as much as i find it entertaining to watch, i'm always dubious about training dogs to bite, especially dogs with an already bad rap like pits. I mean, i understand why people do this, but i'm pretty sure most people have no real use for this training and end up with a dog that must be even more carefully watched than before because if the dog misunderstand a situation now he is trained to bite. Might be wrong tho but still, am pretty sure that most people who do this training don't need it.
Depends entirely on what kind of protection training you’re doing. Sport work or personal protection work.
Its not the people who need the training!! Its the dog...especially a dog like a real APBT!! They thrive through work!! Their work, based on today's way of life shuns on the work they were bred for!! I salute any real APBT owner who finds a proper outlet for their dogs drive and work ability...
@Andre 100%.. My amstaff has good drive so i understand if and when someone owns a dog with high drive we will have to do and go sometimes above and beyond for ours!! These dogs are so special but only in the proper persons hands.. Salute bro🙏
When properly bred and properly trained, this kind of bite work allows these dogs to release a lot of energy and they are also required to be extremely obedient. That combo make this an excellent outlet for a dog like this as long as they also have a sound temperament.
I understand what you’re saying but this breed needs to have a job, and this sport gives them so much mentality and physically I say they are better off and less liability doing this this type of work than a dog without a job, but of course it doesn’t have to be protection work but any job or sport is a must for the breed.
Working dogs need to be worked.But never lose sight that apbt are game bred dogs.
Good luck Amanda in achieving what your are looking for in Buddy!.(not an easy thing too do with the APBT)(Hi 5..from BELLA & SAMSON the ROTTIES & GRACIE the PITBULL) :)
Protect that dog from being stolen and abused by the fighting dog losers. I would never leave that dog alone in a yard and etc. I would love to learn more about the sport work for my long haired German shepherds. You are a responsible pet owner. Bravo. You won’t look like a fool, you did the work, he is ready, he’s confident, now he needs you to be confident, go grab it!
You wouldn't have apbt if it weren't for dog fighting in the passed and if people don't atleast hunt there dogs on things like hogs the drive and character of an apbt will be lost for ever
Umm...you need to get a pompek. Protect them from what? That is what they are and why they are as good at almost anything. Whats wrong is the disaster what americans have done to great dogs including the legendary German breeds like Rotts, dobmerman, G.Shepherd...making a mess out of what they were bred to do because of your ideas of "oh no oh no...this is what a dog should be like...oh no they need to be socialised to..bla bla bla.."
This APBT in the video is trained to be a guard dog. It won't be easy stealing it lol 💯
Again, amazing work. I come to your page daily to see if you have posted a new video. I learn so much from your videos. Be blessed!
Great vid! Loved hearing about this from the perspective of one that isnt very experienced
Thanks Zeke. Love it as usual, could we get more videos about the american akita if you get the chance, thanks. Regardless i appreciate whatever you post and looking forward to the next one
I own an APBT/Great Dane mix. Very smart, loves direction. This is textbook work.
Big Rudd, I agree 100%! I have a 1/2 APBT and 1/2 Great Pyrenees and he’s extremely intelligent and eager to please. Textbook work is a great description!
Great video. Beautiful dog
totally against using game bred APBT for protection work. it is insane.It is a weapon. This ego trip of trying to show a pit bull can do protection is essentially playing russian roulette. But hey a high content wolf dog can be as lovely as a Labrador right? There are breeds that have been specifically bred for this type of work. For all those that think I am wrong... go listen /watch the video with Diane Jessup. QED
So its better to not train a game dog rather than train it selfcontrol,obediance and a bite release? Smh a game dog without this training is at a much higher risk of becoming a "weapon" that a dog trained like this.
@@elaartukovic5292 Why can't you just accept that the game bred Pit Bull has been breed for dog fighting only. Why can't you pick an other breed to do your Schutzhung stuff? its simple as that. Lets call a spade a spade.
@@elaartukovic5292 it's better to not breed these dogs anymore tbh. They are an outdated breed. No use anymore.
America's nanny dog. To bad people do bad things with them and give them a bad rap. Best dog in the world. I raised many since my childhood
They were never a nanny dog. Stop spreading this BS. They have animal aggression genetically and pitbulls shouldn't be pets. They are hog hunters or protection dogs. Work them or give them to someone who will. Don't get this dog for your family, get a lab.
@@spots8060 they actually aren't suited for protection work because they don't have a natural aggression towards people. And they're kind of hit n miss on hog hunting, see animal aggression means they aren't really team players. But you can find some good ones that will stay focused. I think they're better on rabbits and foxes though and even field rats and feral cats get them going if there's nothing else to do. If you're going to tell people they're spreading bs do some homework.
@@spots8060 they were bread to be working dogs and fighting dogs, but if you knew more of the history instead of just stopping at what the media likes to focus on, you would know that they were carefully selected to not be aggressive towards humans. Just like raising one with a cat, it also depends on how you raise them. You know, the nature vs nurture deal? Anyways, I raised them as a kid into my adulthood around other animals, chickens, cats, and they could go around other dogs and always had them around all of my friends and never once had a problem. To be honest, the poodle down the street was most vicious always trying to sneak a bite over the fence and barking up a storm
@@spots8060 Yeah they were never nanny dogs. However, if you buy and raise them like a working dogs then tend to make better family pets than breeds more commonly seen in bite work. Honestly most dog labeled as pit bulls are watered down and the biggest wusses but very friendly dogs nonetheless. I don’t love this “breed”, but I still like to be unbiased when talking about them.
@@iamhowiam2862 no you don't understand how bloodlines work. I'm a professional dog trainer and love pitbulls. There are pet bloodlines and working bloodlines. The pet bloodlines aren't real pitbulls they are staffordshire terriers. Different breed. What you had was probably not a game bred pitbull.
Hog hunting is one of the top two best sporting work for American people terriers not this kind of sport working it
When did attack training become " sport training " ? Alas , more political correct phrasing and crafty side stepping .
Rottweiler, gsds Doberman and the other are better at this
All off those dogs are garbage for pp work ( decoy speaking here)
No way
American pitbull super friendly
American pitbull terrier’s are not bread for that I should’ve gotten a Belgian German Shepherd Dobermen or Rottweilers
@@meirionnyddroberts9981 Specifically PP? As opposed to these other bitework games that aren't based on defense drive much? Which breeds do you find to be more successful?
Love the channel but not this dog
Too big for apbt.
Not really look at Colbys pincher and Plumbers Alligator.
apbt get 75 lbs in shape lol
Mayday
Dendy
This lady reminds me of Jon Snow
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