Lol

My blind Yorkie mutt use to attack pitbulls. We thought he was just confused because he's blind, but now I know he's just dumb.

I have a wee Yorkie-Maltese, she's turning 4 next week... She had to be taken home on Easter as she kept wanting to attack my cousins dog, who's a whole bulldog 😭

@@benjamingardner3314 yikes 😂❤

LMFAO!!!

Ikr 🤣

Having owned one that was a mix, (Dad was pure terror uh Yorky, Mom was Pomeranian and American Eskimo), our city has a Rat problem, only once did a rat come into the yard, needless to say I was impressed on how quick my Yorky dispatched it. Unfortunately we also had a rabbit come in the yard. Her Dad latched onto a raccoon, it screamed and tried to run up a tree, Dad was trying to do the head shake but coon was 3 times the weight, finally made it up a tree. Crazy dogs!

I giggled when she said that! 😂

Small dog syndrome at work there. Big dogs are generally really laid back but small dogs always seem to think they have something to prove don't they🤣.

I have a yorkie that was adopted 2 times before I got him and he was the most obedient and very affectionate small dog I’ve ever seen. He likes to bark whenever someone knocked the door tho. He’s 8 years old and loves to go outside and walk. I think its a big dog inside a small dog body.😂

They had me laughing from the beginning to the end. Truly have lots of personality 😩🤣❤️

Please give them 1 extra hug each on my behalf. This video brings so much joy.

Teddy looked so cute while getting his haircut!

are you in The Keeshond Club on FB?

Oh Jesus. That is funny.

🐕 Decline. 🐕 Decline. 🐕 Decline. 🐕 Decline. 🐕 Decline. 🐕 Decline. 😂

@@madmartian2 😂😂😂😂

It cracks me up every time I see a dog Vanessa is grooming do the, "no thank you," paw, because my cat is so crazy about being brushed will use his paw to hook my arm and drag my hand to the spot he wants if I don't clue in. I do this thing where each time I hold the brush up in front of him and say, "which side?" and he will tilt his head and pull up one cheek--I'm supposed to turn the brush to face that side. He then rubs up against the brush and I am supposed to continue the swipe down the length of his body. If he wants it down his back, he bows his head. If he wants his chest and neck, he tosses his head like he he is saying, "'sup, girl?" He is VERY particular on that chin one, though; if I don't catch the nod, he will hook my arm and drag the brush toward him. If I still don't do it or set the brush down, he will use his paws to try to brush himself. Oh, and he loves having just the top of his head brushed over and over, he will flatten his ears back and tip his head up with his eyes closed like this is the height of all pleasure....the result being that he looks like a sea lion, I swear. Afterward, you HAVE to tell him how handsome he is at least four or five times or he will not leave you alone. We do this every day and because he is shedding on beast mode right now, he is itchy--I am noticing that our little Sir Schrödinger Beauty Session is getting earlier and earlier each day. (My best friend taught him this trick, but she lives in France and isn't here to brush him, so I think that was kinda dirty pool. Like buying someone else's kid a drum set.)

It gets me every time. "Thank you, but no."

My Kees uses hers to demand belly rubs

he took a treat even though he was trying to fight off the groomer!

​@@joymcguire 4:12

Floofy floof! Lol had one. They’re great pets

yes, indeed....and in pictures they're even sometimes silent :P!

He is an absolutely gorgeous boy.

😂👍

Amen to that! Our boy is great, until it’s brushing time. Good thing we only need do it 1-2 times a week 😅

This!

I have two. They don't love the brush, but steady conditioning with treats, over time, they tolerate it much more.

I had 3 regular Keeshonden in my salon when I was grooming regularly, and they were all a dream to groom tbh. They’re one of my favorite breeds! I know that not ever Keeshonden can be perfect, but in my mind they always will be 😂

This dog is neurotic in my opinion.

@@darleneengebretsen1468 Nope, that's just the breed. They are smart and aware of what they like and don't like and don't put up with much!

Both are in the spitz family.

Poms are literally miniaturized Keeshonden

He's beautiful 😍

I was thinking a Chow Chow.

⁠​⁠@@johnmiller8975 keeshond dogs are very smart but are stuck to they’re person like white on rice😂

I was thinking the same thing. I've seen so many Wish-esque Yorkies lately that seeing a sturdy "won't shatter with a sneeze" Yorkie is a pleasant change.

I was thinking Finally a yorkie that isn’t chihuahua sized

So Gracie?

I think Teddy is a standard yorkie! They’re normally a regular sized sausage dog.

yeah Teddy looks to be a proper Yorkie as opposed to the 'teacup' version Vanessa groomed a few... months? ago my sister's best friend growing up had a Yorkie named Bonnie and they had "beware of the dog" signs on the gate after she nearly gave the postman a heart attack

Look up wolf sable pomeranians, trust me

@@biosparkles9442 thanks for the suggestion, I died from cuteness overload... those puppies 😍😍😍

I'm also scared of dogs and I'm thankful for the education I get from her. It's helping me, plus it's so fun to watch these.

Of all the Kees that I have had over more than 50 years, my heart dog lived to about 16 1/2 years- never long enough.

​@@FLSusan I have raised 10+ puppies to adulthood, and they really do have the best personalities. When I come around, they all get so happy, that they start playing with each other. Dogs with a lot of coat can really play pretty rough, 😅.

Terrorists are the best breeds!

My boyfriend had 2 Jack Russell Terriers. They were boogers! They adored him. When he was diagnosed with cancer, they didn’t leave his side. They would lay next to him and he would place his hands, one on each of their bellies. He lived for 2 more years after his diagnosis.

@@shay4ojibwa638 So sorry for your loss. What a blessing that your boyfriend had his two pooches with him. ❤

I love that phrase, "I have been owned by"! Yes, that breed DOES think they are the owner. We have had a Keeshond Cross in the past.

52 years as a Kees mom myself. I currently have three.

Nothing some yoga restraint positions can't fix.

Clearly how us small have survived!

If you're going to go up against a rat, you've got to be pretty damn fearless 😂

A neighbor in my courtyard had one. He was very NOSEY and would just walk into your place anytime he could. To walk around, snoop, approve or disapprove and then he'd leave. Completely assured he had every right to do so. Loved him !

Terriers in general are very mischievous and high energy. Not the brightest bulbs in the lot sometimes. My Smooth Fox Terrier likes to go into my room sometimes weather im in there or not and if the door's cracked he will nuzzle it open and let himself in, and the door will then close on its own trapping him in there. You'd think he'd learn but no.

Been there, done that.

Had a Wolfsspitz as well. I loved him. Such a loyal dog, we didn't need words, that was really a deep bond. But I loved that he never let go of his own personality. It was always a bond of deep respect.

Mine doesn't like to get her feet wet and won't walk through freshly cut grass or mud. 😂

Mine hates it lol. She will actually hide her brush, if I leave it where she can get it!

Oh, I'm so sorry. Sending you a hug! 🤗 Wow, your precious Emma lived so long, that is amazing. Take all of the time you need, everyone's grieving process is different. I'm so glad you had her. She obviously had a great life with you. ❤

I was looking for this comment!! ❤😂 I was thinking the same!

Yes, either she was born with that temperament, or the owner has done a great job at keeping her tenacity to a more reasonable and sociable amount. Or maybe it is a combination of both! 🙂 Hopefully, as the puppy is growing, your friend is already starting to train it, so it will stay that way. Oh, I can picture that puppy now - I hope you get to visit your friend often to enjoy that puppy time with them! - they are so incredibly adorable, it's just unreal. ❤ I've met a lot of Yorkies who were totally nuts (one I know tried to take on a German shepherd, and it would have lost its life if not for intervention and surgery) and Yorkies who were still feisty, but were very well-mannered. A well-socialized and well-mannered Yorkie can definitely be achieved, but I'll tell you, it's usually more of a challenge to train them than a breed that is known to be easy-going. 🙂 I wouldn't recommend them for a first-time dog owner. The reason why I wouldn't is because I think people get focused on how wonderful it is that they are hypoallergenic, how little they shed, how cute they are, and how small they are, and they don't fully comprehend just how stubborn and tenacious and energetic Yorkies tend to be. Determination can be a wonderful asset!! - it was bred into them so that they would refuse to give up on chasing after rats. But it can also be bothersome (and even dangerous to the dog's life) in certain circumstances. The way I see it, any trait (found or developed in any living thing, not just dogs) isn't innately "good" or "bad". But any strength can become a weakness (and vice versa) depending on the circumstances and the situation. So when it comes to Yorkies, if you don't set boundaries and provide them with direction by showing them what is acceptable, then the behavior of that little dog that "looks like you could blow on it, and it would float away on the wind" 🤣can get out of hand. But, as long as you train them and work with them, they are such wonderful companions!!! 🥰 They are so funny, and so full of life! 😍They have a reputation for being a little bit more difficult to potty train than some other breeds, but it's not bad. You just have to stick with it, and you'll be fine. 🙂And as far as any other training goes, they are incredibly smart, and they tend to catch on very quickly. 👍

Small Terriers just do not know they are small. Nope.

I'm another British viewer and I used to go to Yorkshire quite a lot, Harrogate and Leeds, miss the place, such lovely people and yes I recall seeing quite a lot of Yorkshire Terriers there oddly enough! But not in Betty's 😂

@@JasmineSurrealVideos That’s nice of you to say, thanks. We call it God’s own country. We make great Y/Pudding too 😀

All Keeshonds do that when they get excited. I panicked for a while before I knew that. They're drama queens lol.

I notice that many of the long haired dogs don't look like the owners brush them.

​@@Bildgesmythe my tibetan terrier probably looks like this to many people, but he definitely gets brushed. Unfortunately he'll go into his crate brushed and fluffed and beautiful at night and it never lasts past the next morning dew. He loves to live that ragamuffin life.

You’re making a LOT of assumptions based on a 6 minute video. You need to back up and realize you’re coming across as extremely rude and condescending and if she’s sponsoring their grooming, it may be for a very good reason. You don’t know people, you actually know nothing about them, and you shouldn’t feel so bold making those claims. Lots of dogs don’t like being groomed and it has absolutely nothing to do with their socialization. 🖕🏽

He definitely gets brushed. His coat was not in bad shape at all

My Kees hates to be brushed so it's a struggle. Their coat's aren't that hard to take care of, but a grooming session a couple/few times a year does wonders.

Watch dog not guard dog. Keeshonds are great at barking when people come by, hence watch dog. However, they make rubbish guard dogs because they are so friendly and will absolutely let intruders pass.

@@laalratty Thus the comment about not making a peep while the thief did all of that.

Waiting for the verb of Kees to be explained to her.

Really?! In my country we call it Holland too. Maybe that is the reason i get weird stares😂

In Denmark the country is called Holland! How odd that it’s different like this

@@maudline Not odd. Before the United Netherlands there were duchies, princedoms and independent provinces and cities. Each had its own dialect or accent, starting with a hard G up north and ending with an almost H sounding G in the far south, almost German like Dutch east, English sounding Dutch west. To this day you can tell with pretty good accucracy how far north or south someone is from by trheir G and how far eastthey are from by their O (Almeleueueueueu). Holland is mid-north and completely seafaring west. The relevance? Well both Holland provinces were in an alliance of sorts so were called Holland, and they both held a lot of power during and after unification, and they were mostly engaged in the very lucrative seatrade. So they were identified as and said they were from Holland, the provinces, and their specific dialect was chosen as the default nationwide dialect of Dutch, for government and education, so they also taked in Holland dialect and as such anyone that came and heard them being talked about by anyone: Holland. It stuck and became the name for the Low Countries in quite a few other countries even though the name Holland refers to 2 out of 12 provinces only.

Similarly, I'm from Scotland, which is part of Great Britain ( along with England and Wales) but I have come across people who think England and Britain are the same.

I’ve owned Kees for 30 yrs, and have had 7 and this is not a known Breed issue. Not only have mine always been allowed off lead at suitable locations, but I’ve attended meet ups where 30 or so were all playing together off lead with no issues. When we used to show, years ago, we could leave them sitting on top of their crate and go and visit with someone or grab a coffee and they wouldn’t move.

dude those hummingbird moths fake me out too!! Never seen one before til I came to Texas, walked outside one evening, and saw the world's biggest, weirdest-looking fuzzy bird-bug thing I'd ever seen in my life 😂

No, Kees aren't wanderers. That's huskies you're thinking of. That's not a Keeshond thing. 🙂 My girl is attached to my hip and has no desire to be anywhere else! 😂

Most Keeshond are not wanderers…I didn’t realise the side fence of my house was actually broken until I looked after my sisters dog who went wandering! My kees just never left home. Same for walking - I’d always have him off lead.

The wandering is specific to that Kees or a training issue. I don't think I've heard of one that's a runner before. Mine off leash hikes with me all the time and chills off leash in patches of grass without fences no issue. They have low prey drives so they're actually very reliable off leash dogs. There was maintenance going on at my place and someone left the fence door open while I was at work. Came home to my dog waiting for me at the door like always and didn't realize the door was open till hours later.