2.6k likes but no comment tf I got you fam.

Ohh shit, 2.7K now fam!😂😂

Wow... But seriously it is just going up and I just didn't know how much liked I actually really am 🥺

​@@yasminaahmed104 Nobody actually likes you, they liked your comment. You must be hella lonely.

Mama: No more nursing. Puppy: Whatever, Bitch.

Sweep that leg!

Brodies takedown defense is legendary

"Brody right there tried to snap at Luna again." "And she resorts to boops. One. Two." Best fight commentary I've ever heard.

He went from Brody to Brodé Aldo

@@brysonwashington7227 😂😂😂

Fr

This sounds like police department bodycam footage “The suspect didn’t comply, so officers did X” “The suspect still refused to comply so officers did Y”

😂😂😂

How do you tell the difference between the tail wags?

God this is so cringe

@@xx_pcgamer_xx6866to be cringe is to be free

@@olivesubs5565 says the guy with the anime profile picture

@izukamidoriya5514 Well, if you're being defiant and your mum is smiling and chasing you flicking a tea towel, that is giving off far different mood vibes compared to your mum smiling and chasing you swinging a buckle belt! This lovely doggy mum was not weaponising her jaws, she was patting with her soft paws. 🐶💕🐕

Yup Trumps tv that’s for sure

Yea its always funny!!!!

in my case are my brothers 😂😂

"COME HERE BRODY'S BOUT TO GET A SPANKING" *later* "OH MY GOD HE'S ON THE BRINK OF DEATH"

had us in the first half… until you brought up the abuse with a 😂 emoji… that part is just fucked up…

Yes, I totally hear them! 🤣🤣🤣

NOO BRODIE DIDNT DESERVE IT- (JKJK LOLLL HE DIDD)

Totally 😂

Bro my siblings be doing that to

@@its_smiley8636 SAME

The second book he was like “oh mama ain’t playing anymore🥺”

Help this was so cute 😭

I AGREE 💯‼️

Yes def necessary for socialization and confidence!

It also helps if the owner supervising them wouldn't berate the mother every time she tries to correct them. People don't understand growling and barking doesn't equal aggression.

@@a-a-rondavis9438 Yes, people always assume that growling and barking equal aggression, but it’s they communicate.

Yes. Our breeder wouldn't let us take the pup until he was 8 weeks old. But we visited him every day!

Imagine if child protection services refered to someone's abuse as "Boops" LMAO

@@Pub4si she IS the child protection services here!

@@Pub4si "hey uh yea we got another case of boops here"

@@itoaste BAHA YEP IF I HEARD THAT I WOULD DIE LIAUGHING IMAO

Until you realize converted to human behavior that’s spanks

Lemme fix yr ratio

Mom: IMA COUNT TO 3 . 1 2 3 *BOOP*

🥺🥺🤣🤣

Before that comment it sounded sounded like a mma fight

12k likes and only 4 now 5 comments 💀

Yeah lol

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

Can relate, our excitement is at peak when our siblings get in trouble 😆😆😆

Yesss 😍🤣🤣

😂😂😂

Exactly.😌😂

😂😂 so true

🤣😂😂😂

True. Brilliant way to put it xd

Ong 😂😂

I see what u did there

Lol. My chihuahuas name is Brody! He’s quite the misbehaved little guy sometimes!🤣

My new boy chihuahua is a biter, bites eveything and his teeth are sharp. How do i correct this? He is 12 wks old

@@pbayer773 he’s probably just teething. Be sure you have a lot of chew toys for him. When he bites you redirect him to something he is allowed to chew on. After he’s chewed on it for a few seconds praise him for chewing on the right thing. Sorry, I read that as he’s biting you bc you said his teeth are sharp. If he’s chewing on other things around the house try your best to keep everything inaccessible to him. Keep him well exercised. A tired puppy is a well behaved puppy. Play with him with his toys. This way he will connect you with his toys and if he is ever seeking attention he won’t do it by tearing up furniture (hopefully!) and he will just bring you a toy. Again, if he starts to chew on something he shouldn’t, redirect to his toys.

@@kadenhiggins9338 gotta set em up for success!

@@pbayer773 ,2

Totally agree! Being weaned doesnt mean that there isnt alot of lessons this pup can still learn from his mother ❤

So true. My family's current dog was weaned early because (unfortunately) we bought from a local breeder and her litter was the last one he was doing, so he wanted to get rid of them asap. Needless to say she developed all sort of psychological issues-- separation anxiety, regular anxiety, paranoia, disciplinary issues, and she's still hesitant with some basic motor skills like going down stairs.

​@@Moonstar79 Yeah, my friend's dog was taken away from its mother too soon (and like yours, it was from a commercial breeder), and the dog was aggressive and poorly behaved.

@@Milesco Never trust breeders, they're so likely to prioritize their time and money over the dogs

Yeah, we found our cat in a ditch when he was just a kitten. He looked barely 2 months old which concerned me. It also seems like he wasnt a barn or street cat from nearby bc he didnt have the traits they get, so i assume somebody took him too young and he was too mucn trouble so they abandoned him. Hes a really good cat though, but he copies humans and dogs a lot so he acts a little strange compared to cats that had time to be taught by their moms. Very important to allow kits and pups their development time! It bites ppl back in the butt when they dont!

To : Christina L. ---- Exactly !

😂😂😂

He’s the main character 😂

Celebrity child? Who? Brodie Jenner? Wouldn’t exactly call that 40 year old man a child lmao

brodie heard😜🤑

Dang man u good?

@@Salukis You’re not funny 🥴😒

Ha! My dad was the one that would BOP me when I was a kid

@@alexanderberyl402 He edited his comment, what did it originally say?

@@bigmac92 I don’t know, I replied the current comment as he’s trying to insinuate the original commenter must have trauma or isn’t doing well due to getting “booped” by his/her/their mom.

😂😂😂😂😂

"OOOOOOOHhh he finna get his ass beat"

I'm pretty sure my mom has booped me like that before.

PLS

This is funny!

no shit

Fr!!

The skippidy paps

One time this fat tiny dog kept barking at mine and when the tiny dog stopped, my dog started booping him, and that tiny dog walked away. My dog is an Airedelle Terrier.

💀💀💀

And when humans do it with their children it is abuse...

When I do it I have to move away and greet all my new neighbors

@@jakubgrzybek6181 Because humans don't know when to stop

@@luvvxkal986 lol lmao, the dog makes puppy submit, if you tried to do it with humans you're landing in jail.

@@jakubgrzybek6181 they’re dogs, not humans, and the dog isn’t beating the puppy.

😂😂😂

😂

I read this in Raven’s voice too

Ok ok mom. I know you're boss❤

😂😂

yeah!! hahaha even more the little ones

Righhhhht

😂😂facts

Universal fact 😆

Right! &that's doesn't just go for little ones either

@@mrsliverman Exactly ,boys have a problem with the word no they hear 🙉 Oh Yeah. 😅😄🥵Then you lose it and they think it's funny especially when they get older.

Boop*

Ooooooh she bopped him

Boop*

Proof that beating your children is entirely natural and justified

And NO ONE is hollering Corporal Punishment or Mommy just want to be your FRIEND! Mother is teaching her young a lesson in RESPECT and I'm the MAMA!!🙋🙋💕😁

Raw chicken bones are okay for dogs to eat, it's cooked bones you want to watch out for. But when very young they shouldn't have bones anyway. I can't remember how old my pooch was when he started eating uncooked bones but we definitely weaned him into raw food at about 11/12 weeks

@@rhonwenwestern6562 chicken bones, especially smaller ones, can easily be swallowed and lodge in the throat. Due to their elongated shape, it can be easy to choke on if not properly consumed.

@@cagxplays9602 they probably just meant that cooked bones are even riskier because then even the big ones can splinter, but you're right too

@@cagxplays9602 my dog has eaten uncooked bones all his life and he hasn't choked. Yes there are foods that are easier to choke on but you can realistically choke on anything if not careful.

@@rhonwenwestern6562 Realistically it's also much easier to choke on something long, unusual shaped and also very solid, in comparison to say, manageable, much less dense pieces of meat and vegetables wouldn't you say? There's no need to dismiss my argument on the basis that you can "choke on anything". Not to mention "your dog" isn't everyone else's dog so that information is completely irrelevant to the argument.

Too cute 🐾

@@wendyturner21 yes 😄

Wow that's rude

@@Turtlio how? Tell me

​@@Turtlio Where's the punchline? You can't really consider saying "that's rude" a joke-

​@@Turtlio who tf r u

​@@Turtlio Jokes are supposed to be funny, what you said wasn't. Attacking people for not knowing your pointless "joke" is pretty dumb, found another person that shouldn't have access to KZfaq comments 💀💀💀

Ah! Staph! I dun has hands, mama!

Didn’t know dogs have paws now they can steal our food and open doors!!!!

Lol 😅🤣😂❤

I meant hands!

this comment is not wholesome

Abuse*

@@__yklim …are u ok?

​@ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴛʜʀᴏᴡ ᴘɪʟʟᴏᴡシ I mean you can look at it 2 ways if it was humanized/was the same situation but for humans it would be considered abuse and then the other way of looking at it *BOOPS*

@@__yklim milky uh… that’s not abuse this is in the nature of dogs/wolves they’ve lived like this for hundreds of years so… you cannot really judge that

@@Autumn_Leaves_Falling im doing fine thanks for asking

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Aaawwww....that's so cute 😂😂

She's certainly persistent.

Yeah ❤

@Railroad502 & others: I didn't see my siblings getting punished very often. I wouldn't have been entertained. My younger brother was the only one who got into trouble but never deserved it. But I had to hear him screaming and crying. Was not fun. But this video is cute!!

@@geniehinseth512 yeeahhh that sounds like abuse and obviously would not be funny. Sorry you and your sibling had to go through that. I was referring to times when my brothers deserved it because they knowingly broke a rule and thought they'd get away with it. There's a difference between discipline and abuse. My parents could be somewhat strict depending on what the rule was, but expectations were set clearly and you didn't get in trouble unless you did something. They weren't the type to just make up reasons to punish us.

True! I found it entertaining back in school in the 70’s and early 80’s when a classmate had to get pops for misbehaving. Back then, all a teacher had to do was pull out the paddle and place it on her desk. 😂 Behavior went downhill once corporal punishment was banned from schools.

@@stacieball977 luckily it was banned by time I was in school! But one of the older teachers always used to say aloud how much he missed being able to paddle kids when they misbehaved 😂

You want them there long enough where they're gonna get proper social skills, but bit too long where you miss the opportunity to bond and expose your pup to other things.

So 3 months max

That vet doesn't know what shes talking about... Imagine having 10 puppies with their razor sharp nails and teeth confined with the mom. That's torture.

@@noeliajaime7656 the vet didn’t say don’t take care of them. and i doubt you know better than a practiced vet

@@noeliajaime7656 You have never raised a dog in your life and it shows. Lol stfu

Except they aren't humans and have literally no human behavior or emotions.

@@billyyank5807 ♪♫Every party needs a pooper that's why they invited you♫♪ ♪♫PARTY POOOOPEEEEEER♫♪ ♪♫PARTY POOOOPEEEEEER♫♪

@@billyyank5807animals do have emotions.

​@@billyyank5807no shit

They are not similar are they can't be compare.to human

Frrr

"RUN BRODY MOM'S GONNA CATCH YA!!"

"Brody said you are ugly mom"

@kennyjr3814fr

RUN BRODY RUN MAMA GOTTA SPANK YOI

Sighthounds usually are

What a surprise…..

My dog is never going to be a mom but her first interaction with a human baby was impressive. She’s half Rottweiler and is just as strong as one. Even when she’s being nice she barely holds back but she was more gentle than anything I have ever seen when she saw that baby.

@@jparrish6360not the Italian greyhound?

@@GR1NDMOD22 I love those couch potatoes

My newest pup I was able to convince breeder to 12 weeks. No real data for comparison, but she was a little calmer I think. Who knows if it is actually better than 8 weeks?

Socialization is also really important.

​@@grt49er8 weeks is the absolute minimjm for weaning and shots, 8-16 weeks is the prime time for socialization and learning proper social behaviors with other dogs :)

10

Really? I got my pup at 16 weeks

“oh hell nah you dont snap at me *boop boop*” 💀💀💀💀

Tf

@Muffinconsumer4 plz tell me ur joking🧍

Lo

@Muffinconsumer4 🤡

it's so important that puppies learn from their mother!

What’s weird is that people forget that when they get dogs you gotta keep correcting bad behavior just like this

better to learn from their mothers that understand the rules in that world. She is a responsible parent.

@@Lithic.flakes and other puppies

@@emilyb5278 yeah, that too

Non-violent way _luna punching brodie full in the face_

@@DaniJHollis 💀

She smacked him like 3 times 🤣

Lol dog smacks aren’t even hard or violent though

@@DaniJHollis t'was merely a boop, sir.

We're not allowed to anymore...

​@@tompage6421Yeah. They all go like, "Oh boohoo, you can't hurt your child, that's not discipline, that's child abuse. They'll develop trauma boohoo." Now look at them children when they grow up they cry over a little inconvenience and have no respect for their parents. "The children are our future." Yup, the future looks bright alright. I'm not even over 25 years old yet, but I sound like I came from the boomer generation xD

@@radiantguy17 no you’re right. Those kids who were never disciplined as a child will grow up to be narcissists and demand everyone to bend their backs for them. It’s okay to say “no” to children, they’ll get over it, I know I did.

She literally hit them too…

​@@radiantguy17hehe not everywhere tho i used to get whipped by my mom not so long ago

😆😆🤣

African-Americans as well. It usually involves a “boop shoe”. 😂

Mexican approved to but we use belts but still approved

no, spanks are for butts. boops are for noses. not the same.

@@gokudrip947 I got the belt from my parents but a switch from my grandma

Some people won’t get this 😂

Those words still give me chills. That and the phrase "Run from me and you will die tired."

Nah, why’d you have to call half of us out like that? 😭

Bruh. Those words are burned into my brain lol

aw naw i’m getting flashbacks 😭

I was thinking the same thing. She was making sure to discipline him, but gently.

@@StinkyGringoyea but for some reason, everyone thinks that gentle parenting is just letting the child do wtv they want. like no, thats just as bad as hurting the child. but like always, they just resort to hitting children because its convenient

Unlike many others

@@gangalicious3000 that is nowhere near as bad and of course you're going to do the more convenient thing because it's easier to access

​@user-pm6nx1fs2w it is just as bad, a kid will get over a whack upside the head in a matter of moments, being a little jerk will follow them for life.

That took me out. I rewatched several times just for that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

1.2 likes and no replies wtf

It’s also a very good breeder.

😂😂

Not all dogs are good moms.. My dad breeded ENGLISH bulldogs and they are neglectful.. They’ll lay on their own children despite knowing they’re there, refuse to feed them, won’t even acknowledge them.. It solely depends on the breed

​​​​@@cecevlogs5771it depends if you take away a puppy from thier mother too early it never depends on the breed if raised right and actually raised by the parent's the dogs will turn out to be good parents and good dogs. Different breeds have different traits like some are protectors of your home and protect you. but rather they are good parents or not depends on how they were raised puppies are 80% of the time Tooken away from thier mother's too early.