I was thinking the same thing. Joe joe isn’t the problem, Rufus should be ‘grounded’ for his behaviour

@@sophieirwin3497 poor guy was just defending himself 😮‍💨 but rufus got no repercussions cause he was "old"? a lot of these ppl be so frustrating to re-watch 🤦🏽‍♀️

Exactly what I thought too x

Same... Poor jojo

I think she said they have them out at different times

You can have multiple breeds and sizes with no problems if you know how to train and socialize your dogs, but you're right about how typical it is for people with no clue get multiple dog's and they're a nightmare because the owners don't know anything. Then the dogs bite and pay with their lives and it's 100 percent the owners fault

You are speaking facts

Because people who have dog experience don't get these breeds as they need so much work.

You got that right! they only need one dog maybe two but definitely not four.

And then the dogs get put down.

A very large dog they plan to train to attack, no less....... Mind boggling.

eh, honestly I'm not surprised by the "let's add another factor to the unsolvable problem"... people with couple issue does the same with kids... marriage is in shambles, let's patch it up with a bunch of pregnancies... smh...

He may be cute but it’s true that’s not smart cause the bad behavior will transfer to the puppy

With small kids, no less.

It's really scary when you think about the children

Yeah agreed presa canarios are just as dangerous if not more dangerous then pitpulls. Don’t know why these parents have these difficult dog breeds when they have children and jobs. And don’t have the time the dogs require.

Whatever breeder sold this couple a presa puppy should not be raising dogs.

​@@JEM471025except that pitbulls are generally very sweet dogs lol but yea presas are very tough dogs to train/handle

@@nataliedantas2415pitbulls are prone to animal and dog aggression

@@nataliedantas2415true, pits were bred for bull baiting and dog fighting, so genetically they have been bred to be dog and animal aggressive. any human aggressive pits have been culled, any “pit” you meet that’s human aggressive is either not a pit which is 99% of the time, or terribly bred. And vise versa, pits should be dog or animal aggressive but that’s not always the case. You should look up really apbt (American pitbull terrier), there’s a lot of myths about them, as in they were never nanny dogs, they don’t have locking jaws, they usually don’t do well with children due to being so high energy and high driven. So much

Absolutely agree. Every dog deserves an owner, but not every owner deserves a dog. You’re 100% correct.

That's because so many people use rehoming a pet as a punishment.

As soon as I heard that the little girl was screaming and terrified saying that the dog was eating her slowly was when I was like "uh uh that dog's GOT to go." ☝️ ..that poor little girl 🥺

"I want to keep my family safe" Crackers !!!!

YES with being so checked out and not taking control and responsibility for the dogs so they are behaved, is VERY dangerous. Any dog can be dangerous to a child, but especially a larger dog! That's super scary.

I KNOW RIGHT?

The perfect babysitter for small girls.

​@@SueConly if properly trained

Exactly. Then Wolfgang will end up in a shelter or worse, being put down because he mauled someone.

I work at a dog boarding facility. We have a client who owns a Belgian Malinois and she skipped basic training and went straight for bite training and now he's this out of control dog that can only be handled by certain staff members and she doesn't even see the issue 😭 it's hard to even get him out of his room because he barely listens to his basic commands

@@keisaki2269 I don't understand ANY dog trainer who is willing to bite train a dog that isn't also receiving basic obedience training.

@@keisaki2269wow, now that’s scary. I’m surprised the boarding place even takes him on.

@@jessicajarsak7812 we did have to ban them eventually after he'd literally bitten everyone who tried to handle him. His mom threw a fit and nearly threatened physical violence like last week. Felt bad because he's a really sweet dog, just out of control

​@@keisaki2269 The way the owner reacted to being ousted, the dog probably took its cues from the owner! Sounds like SHE needs basic socialization training too!

Very true. It was obviously hard for her, but she did what's best and she definitely deserves credit 👏. Sometimes the right thing to do hurts the most.

She didn’t do what’s best for the family , the puppy should have been re homed too

@@Moms1958 i definitely agree, honestly i don’t think they should have dogs but i’m glad she at least did right by one of them.

@@aryabolton2949she didn’t do anything to diffuse the situation rehoming the dog will make it worse. She needs to have it properly trained

@@bettykwong everyone should properly train their dog. No matter what. I wasn't negating that

We have dogs that fight so we have to keep them seperate. No amount of "look away" training will stop a dog fight already in progress. Once he latches on nothing will get him off

​@@OtakuTemmiemy lil sis and her roommate are dealing with this issue. They both have two pits, very territorial. It's a sad situation for everyone

My dog that began attacking my other (Bernard kangal mix) now lives with my in-laws because training can't always rewire genetics. We trained. Daily. 2+ hours. But genetics are TOUGH and we made the tough decision to let him move 25 minutes away. It's just a part of owning a dog. You can't always have rainbows and butterflies but to have someone be THIS out of touch with dog breeds scare me.

@@angelabarnes1675hope they get them some positive reinforcement training

OTOH since Rufus is the problem Jojo is probably the easier dog to rehome.

Same reaction especially with children.

He seems to be on the autistic spectrum to me (I am too) - it's a developmental disorder, hence why he acts younger than his actual age.

@@lukeoldfield7940 Could very well be, you are right.

I don’t get why he’s so afraid of his wife being attacked?

​@conniebell7987 because she probably will be? She was barely able to hold the leash let alone in the future control a large and very strong Presa.

​@lukeoldfield7940 if he is it's very mild. But you can definitely tell it's probably there - unless he's really just THAT checked out, which is sad.

I wouldn't say they were traumatized but made more aware this behavior is scary and unacceptable. Luckily they had Victoria. Some adults never learn and think their dogs are just playing rough and their dogs behavior isn't the problem when it actually is. I come across people like this a lot. Then the moment a dog responds to theirs being a bully and clearly making them uncomfortable, a fight breaks out. And the bad dog handler has the nerve to blame the other person's dog for being aggressive and out of control.

​@@Truewildfire"Scary" for a 3 year old can be traumatizing.

They weren't traumatized 🙄🤦🏽‍♀️

I know, right??!!

I thought that same thing, like really!!!

Honestly it kind of makes sense. They needed to rehome a dog, which is already difficult to do. It’s even harder to rehome an aggressive dog. It might’ve just been that the person they rehomed Jojo to wouldn’t take the aggressive dog. It was an immediate solution, and if they had kept him while searching for someone to take the aggressive dog it just gives more time and opportunity for one of the dogs to get seriously hurt.

Probably bc he was easier to rehome.

​@katehowell2381, so they would rather put their childrens life in danger. Should be charged with child endangerment

and then a dog like wolfgang compltely untrained? my young dog knew a lot of commands at the age of 3-4 month!

I can just imagine the burglar being like "Ah shet I don't wanna deal with another headache right now"

SmilingSoulful, this is interesting! Right now I live in a big house in a prosperous village, and there have been a few burglarieson the neighborhood. I have a small dog who is a German Spitzdog/Chihuahua mix. Small German Spitzdogs are related to Pomeranians, and they are excellent watch dogs. Chihuahuas can also be talented watch dogs. My doggy is such an excellent watch dog, and she always alerts me when people she doesn't know, come near the house. She always starts to alert me way before the approaching strangers have reached the door! I didn't train her to do this. It's her natural behavior, and it's definitely very useful in many situations. I am quite sure that potential burglars will think twice before they decide to tackle a house which contains a very alert dog. And even a small dog has sharp teeth and can be very noisy! The majority of burglars isn't interested in violent and noisy confrontations. They want to go in and out as quickly and silently as possible.

From what I've garther, getting a dog in order to keep him outside and guard the house its the best way to ensure he dies a horrible premature death by poisoning. Conversively, it is also a great way to get sued by delivery workers. Just get an alarm system with cameras and floodlights.

@@sabineb.5616 Exactly! And I think being small possibly makes them more aware of potentially dangerous things. If I was a burglar I'd definitely want to avoid a run-in with a German Spitzdog and/or a Chihuahua! They're so feisty! Whereas I've got a Golden Retriever/Labrador cross who doesn't bark for long and ends up going to the gate with a toy in his mouth... Talk about a welcome party for burglars 😂Ok, to be fair, I doubt anyone gets a Golden or Lab to be very good watchdogs, but still.

@@Ab3ndcgi Agreed!

Years ago in San Francisco a woman was killed by two of them going to her apartment.

That Rufus was RIDICULOUS! Lol.

RIGHT? I can't even afford a one bedroom trailer, yet these people who seem like trash have practically a mansion.

Woodwork, they said

RIGHT ?! I did that with another episode they had with the 4 girls living in one house with their small dogs who pooped everywhere

@@GilraenTook they don´t just "seem" like trash tho!

They might just work their ***** off to have that home! Why is it surprising that they would have a nice home? Lack of knowledge about dog training and behavior doesn't make somebody a lackey or trash. Most celebrities have professional trainers come in and train their dogs so what's the difference? Gosh people are nasty and judgemental.

YES!! I wondered why the Lab mix wasn't included at all. It's supposed to be part of the family too!

I came to reviews to found out about the lab mix. That was weird.

And training the housekeeper to use the wrong commands on top of it!!

Right?? And if the housekeeper is somehow unable or unwilling to use commands other than yes or no then she doesn't need to be training the dogs!!

I still don't think they should have kept the Presa. They clearly weren't experienced in training a dog such as that and with two very small children?? It's like they were more concerned with their dogs than their children!! That puppy is going to grow faster than those two girls. The girls could be seriously injured or even killed if these people fail this dog's training.

I feel like keeping a dog like that that has already gone after your young children should warrant a call to DCF.

They don’t care. They want an attack dog

they should give away Wolfgang. He will grow so big. Look at his bone structure. you just dont understand what runs in their coconut.

@@10forstrays58i strongly agree..she think she's doing right but ..make it wors

The other dog is actually the lucky one. He got out! Bimbo loves walking through dogs, lol. They walk her. Expects commands, they weren't taught, to work. Sad though there are so many like this out there.

It's the same with people who want kids but don't teach them how to behave. All they want to do is yell "NO!" at them and expect them to behave like adults. It's infuriating. I watch a lot of shows like Super Nanny to learn how to interact with children. I helped raise my brothers from my mom's second family, and now am learning how to interact with my autistic nephew. The Super Nanny in those shows do basically the same thing Victoria does in these shows: They teach the adults how to interact with their children (dogs) in a way the child (dog) can understand. Praise and encourage good behavior, explain why bad behavior is not okay, and put yourself on their level to see things from their perspective.

@@DifyanceYup. Training toddlers and dogs with positive reinforcement is very similar.

Well, cats just "fall into good manners."😂😂😂😂 People don't realize that dogs are not cats.

Right this woman is infuriating, the husband at least has some sense

If that Frenchie keeps bullying that Presa, at some point it’s going to get a very rude awakening

I wondered if there was one for cats. I need them to train me to be able to trim my girls nails lol thats a terror

Maligators are great for people who can commit the time and energy. They have good temperaments and are highly intelligent. They take to training easily. But yeah, you'd be going on an hour run twice a day for a few years lol.

There's just a lot of things "off" about this family. The dude looks and acts like his wife's son. He doesn't have much facial expression and seems very detached (mild autism, maybe?). They don't dress particularly well, and they don't come across as the brightest crayons in the box, yet they live in a mansion. It's just not what we expect. It feels like when an amateur writer tries to subvert every stereotype.

Yeah. Living in a manor, husband with 60 iq, the wife probably the main breadwinner. He's getting a big, dangerous dog to show his "manliness"..who sold them a Presa??

@@anonmouse6337they dress normally

@@lamp2958 they don't dress like they live in a mansion, is the point.

​@@anonmouse6337wow...you guys say the man acts weird/off and then you go ahead and say he might be autistic...That has some messed up implications. You two are trying to find a conspiracy just because they don't dress like what Hollywood tells you people with big houses dress like? Their money is most likely going towards the house, their kids, AND these expensive dog breeds they're caring for. Just because you have a big house doesn't mean you live like Cardi B. Plus theyre at home, not going out, who dresses fancy in their own home? And having an older partner isn't weird either and clearly she's still young enough to have kids so shes got to be in her early 40s at most. People age differently based off genetics too, he could be in his late 30s for all you know. Plus you also went and called them "not bright" for being ignorant on how dogs work then implied that you need high intelligence to have money. Very rude and unrealistic. My dad didn't go to college but he has a big house and a well paying job. The woman is a bit full of herself sure but that's kinda it. We hear horror stories of families being killed from break ins, especially when they have fancy houses. it's a very reasonable thing to be scared of being one of those stories. He literally says it, he just wants his family to grow up safe no matter what happens. He's a man with two little girls, his paranoia/insecurity comes from being a new parent. It's pretty reasonable to worry about any what ifs that can hurt them, lots of new parents get paranoid.

They or the mom?

Thats rich people for you 😂😂😂

I wonder if behind the scenes her decision to get rid of Jojo instead of the others was because he was the one offered a home. The friend who took him seemed familiar with Jojo already and may have already bonded with him.

​@@xerosereifyyou could be right about that actually

It’s easier to rehome a dog that isn’t aggressive and they were fine with keeping Rufus.

Agreed, but that just shows the parents care more about owning the dogs than the safety of their own kids.

If the kids are scared of things,u teach said children that there îs nothing to fear and also teach them that things do not simply disapear just because they are scared and that they have to know,interract and live with possibly scary things/situations..that îs how they became usefull humans instead of entitled brats

And If the dogs were there long before even the idea of kids,then kids are the ones that need to adapt to the living conditions(tought and supervised always by the parents) not the dog's to be thrown away...dogs are family members not rugs

She will! She is arrogant & thinks she knows best.

Most men are useless nowadays

Breaks my heart for poor JoJo 😢

Its the same principle with kids especially tantruming toddlers never give into it because they will never grow out of it they learn very quickly that tantrums get them what they want and you end up with an entitled, spoilt and selfish adult because their behaviour as children went unchallenged and they weren't taught respect and boundaries

glad that James understood the consequences of attack training the Presa Canario.

Saving the dogs AND those kids, too.

I’m so glad someone pointed this out😅

Ikr???

I'm shocked that their together, she looks like his mother!

@@fieldsofgreen8857 "she looks like his mother!": And she has to act the part, too, because he is one big useless manchild.

​@@fieldsofgreen8857I actually thought she was his mom in the beginning. Big age difference between the two.

Exactly!

And a much better one at that!

I _understand_ that and _believe me,_ I felt that _same way in the moment,_ but _looking back_ I think they made the fairest and most logical decision. Jojo was living _half his days_ in a _kennel outside_ and when he was let out, he was walking on eggshells constantly anticipating getting attacked by Rufus. With KJ, Jojo will be able to get that one-on-one attention and affection he needs. If they rehomed _Rufus_ and he attacked _other animals_ or _God forbid_ a _person (especially_ a child or a senior citizen) he'd be taken to be a _buffet for worms_ in a heartbeat. Besides, it's _not_ like they're selling Jojo on _Craigslist_ to some unknown trashy dregs who live in another state. They know and are good friends with this KJ and they can visit him and Jojo _any time_ they want.

Dogs are food motivated. That makes it easier to train

Yup, like child cannot focus on one thing longer than five minutes. And those learning moments should be short and multiple times per day, so that the interest keeps up and no one gets frustrated