And I'm sure she would be happier with an appropriately sized kennel as opposed to a size too small travel crate to sleep in

God bless

People too

​@@ConstantChaos1Haha...

@@ConstantChaos1 It's not a travel crate einstein. It's a padded bed with a top to keep the warmth in.

Sorry for your loss. But I'm glad things have worked out and hope you're doing ok. Sending much love your way. ❤

@@SuperChaos002 thank you for the kind words, everything's going great! Me, my guinea pig and bird are all watching From ATM! She loves watching movies so that definitely helps keep her happy.

Beautiful story! Animals are so amazing!!!❤❤

I'm sorry for your loss. But I'm so happy your guinea pig has a loving family to fall back on. 😊❤

Rip🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

❤ and natural ears, so refreshing.

​@@robertstearns1235Rottweilers don't have their ears cropped anyway

So rottweilers without tails aren't beautiful?

@@user99_624genuinely, why are you trying to start sad lil arguments on the internet? You know what they meant babes

@@kaunisnauris Start an argument. All I did was ask a question if you think that's an argument you need to go back to school babes ☺️.

I can tell. I grew up around a rottie mix. My mom had her before I was born, so she was with me when I was an Infinit. she even slept under my cradle. She was very patient with me and she was my best sister big I could ask for! Sadly she passed when I was in first grade, I was so devastated when my mom told me when she picked me up from school

YEAAAH, they're like "protection labs" I love them so much ❤

I had one when i was little. She passed when i was 8. My parents said she was so protective of me that she wouldnt even let my mom pick me up out of my crib it actually became a problem until i got bigger

My my son was born. My Rottweiler wouldn’t leave my son’s side. She even stopped sleeping in her basket and would sleep next to our son’s Moses basket. We noticed she was swelling up in places and took her to the vets. She was having a phantom pregnancy, she literally thought my son was her baby too bless her.

Yes omg my aunts best friend had 4 riotties and was never raised around kids as they didn't have any. Well me an my brother was the only 2 kids they had ever been around. Those 4 dogs protected us like they had known us our whole life. We would go out an play and not have to worry. They wpuld not allow us around the pool either. It was like they new we was to small to be around a pool unless adults was outside too. We always tried to open the fence to thr pool but it was always locked but thr dogs didn't know that and would grab our pants an pull us back away from the fence. They never told the dogs to watch or protect us either. They would be hirper babies but never jumpped on us but boy would jump and play with my uncle or their dad. I love rotties and pits. They are truly amazing family dogs. Pits use to be known as Nannie dogs till idiots learned hoe strong they are and started fighting them. No such thing as a bad dog only bad owners. I truky believe that and also believe that there is bad owner and also owners who just don't understand their dogs behavior and are learning tho and trying. Dogs will also take control if they feel you are not being the leader. Certain dog breeds you got to be the leader so they do not run all over you.

We had a Chow Shepherd like that. Lovey lived to 19, and sometimes I still miss her.

God bless

@@joantrotter3005God bless

You sound like a good person who raised a wonderful bowsa 😁

​@@joantrotter3005bless her heart resncetly lost my dog 16 years I really didn't desver such a good friend

Lol thinking this cats be doomed

They really are!! 😂

Amen to that lol

Until they get home one day and find the Cuy-pigs missing and a smile on the dogs face.. You see when dogs which are predators see any animal with side facing eyes they know its a prey animal and a predator instinct takes over.. Predators have front facing eyes to better focus on targets and prey animals have side facing eyes to better see flanking attackers.. She may be fascinated but no way does that dog think those rats are baby dogs.. its a very disney way of looking at things.. How do we know she isn't staring at them like any dog would stare at squirrels.. Its a goddamn prey animal and somewhere deep down that Wolf's ancestors are telling it to pounce.. I am sure there is a devil on one shoulder saying eat the furry rat and there is another figure on the other shoulder saying no, lets save it and play with it later clearly mom likes to keep tasty snacks on hand..

@@anthonykryzak273U seriously lost the plot there lad. By that logic, don’t let my pet rock attack u, I’m just doing my part by throwing him.

I'm pretty sure in the EU, Australia and parts of South America it is illegal to doc dogs tails for cosmetic proposes. It's only common in places like the North America, China and Africa.

@@Mojo_3.14 Correct thats why i found it wierd people saying rott whit tail has if it was something uncomon.

​@@merlin3751 unfortunately docking is still pretty common, more so in certain parts of the world (often the US) but still seen elsewhere. Here in the UK is illegal, but that doesn't stop some people. Illegal docking - sometimes without anaesthetic or pain relief - does happen. And dogs can be bought in from abroad already docked. I've seen a few of various breeds before. It's incredibly sad people want to mutilate the animals they claim to love. Imo they look so much better natural anyway

@@merlin3751 i mean that change was fairly recently, theres still ton of them out there without tails

And ears

So sorry for your loss!! 😢

Rest easy Nina ❤

I was just thinking my pup who passed a while back would’ve been like this and then you mentioned yours. My baby was called Nina too 🩵💜💛🩷

God bless

@@kismetau sorry for you’re loss, been about almost 3 years for me, lost her sister this January :(

Rotties are extremely loyal and protective over their families, which is great, but also means that many have the propensity to be outright hostile with strangers. Anyone that isn't their immediate family is seen as a threat, and Rotties can be aggressive with them. They're one of those breeds that are a bit of a nightmare at the vet, and need to be separated from the owners. I really like the breed, but the reputation is understandable. They're way better than pitties, though. At least a rottie will protect your kids, not bite their faces off. And a Rottweiler will give you PLENTY of warning before a bite, unlike pitties.

​@@wolpertinger. Hey pitbulls can be loving to children too, just depends on how they grew up

​@wolpertinger. I love how you're defending a dog against being stigmatized while you yourself are choosing to stigmatize another breed in the same breath. You're entitled to your irrational fear, but don't lie on a breed simply because you don't like them.

​@@wolpertinger.I agree with what you said about Rottweilers and the same can be said for Pitbulls.

@@shawdcummings2160 I loved my pitbull growing up but even I can see just what an absolute NIGHTMARE it could have caused if my mom didn't have the discipline and assertiveness needed to properly socialize and train him. Really, even one misstep in his training could have disfigured me for life. RIP Buddy. You were a good boy in spite of your genetics.

{ never got to find out how loving a rottie can be. I bought a puppy and she had all her shots but got parvo virus and died. I only had her for a week. I never got another rottie again.

@@johnm249 I also lost a pup to parvo (a German Sheppard). Its a harsh virus that can afflict any breed unfortunately. That said, my first ever Rottie also got it (I got the Rottie pup to get over the loss of the Sheppard), not realising just how contagious Parvo is and how long it can stay around for (I was an idiot teen at the time). She went downhill very fast and was given just a 5% chance of survival .... She made it and lived until she was a very ripe 16 year old! I often think that the first pup was sent by whatever power you believe in to educate me on how to act fast with the second.

@@johnm249 I nearly lost a bassett hound to parvo. That breaks my heart.

Breed for psychos

agreed! we had several growing up, they are the most behaved, loving, and loyal.

That's not how mother dogs act with their pups. This is prey drive/possessive. She's a bored dog. She is obsessing because she needs a job.

​@@LR11306 So you've never been around dogs with puppies, then?

@@LR11306...Have the doggie just call the local supermarket and ask for an interview. 🙄

@@-belue-6697😂

@@LR11306 Considering they're in a house with 2 young kids, I doubt she is a bored dog! I would play with my Rottie all day at that age

God bless

Agreed! I've had a couple of rotties, they are the most loyal, loving, protective, intelligent pups I've ever known 🫶🏻

Mine was a gentle giant, unless you were downwind of him after a single chicken nugget. Then, he was a chemical weapon in dog form.

@@Wolf-Fire-398 😅❤

@@katybug6572 from that moment onwards, he was banned from having chicken nuggets. He only had one that one time because we were on our way home and had stopped for food. He'd been well-behaved, so we gave him one as a treat. Never again.

I still strongly am against allowing dogs around guinea pigs though. It almost always goes wrong. Dogs are predatory by nature.

I think it's fine as long as they're supervised. In the security camera footage when the owners weren't home they were kept in the cage where the dog couldn't get in.

@@weevil8025I wasn’t even worried he might eat them in worried he might step on them

My family used to keep our 🐹Guinea Pigs🐹 indoors (under our stairs). If it wasn't raining then they were put in their run in the garden. We always thought that the UK Winter-Time _could_ possibly be _too cold_ for them... ⛄🌨️🌡️❄️☃️🤔🤷🏻‍♂️ (Back in the mid/late 1980s, when Winter in the UK *_WAS_* actually still cold for extended periods of time!) ...So, our Guinea Pigs were all toasty and warm, under the stairs!😊🤗 Loved my Guinea Pigs: Snuggles, Lucy, Suzy, Sooty and Sweep... Lucy was my darling sweetheart, she was blind and so gentle. She never bit anybody though she would lick everyone who got in her path and/or handled her, licking the salty sweat off your hands, sort of 'tasting' everyone, so that she could tell who was who. I still miss Lucy 35 years later (well, still miss all of them really!), and I still have a little passport sized photo of her in my wallet after all those years. Lucy survived cancer and ended up dying of old age. In fact, only one Guinea Pig unfortunately died prematurely from cancer (one of Suzy's babies, Sooty or Sweep). 🥰✌🏻😘👌🏻

They are compatible ❤❤❤❤

Teach us what exactly? How to care for others like this human being that takes care of all of them? 😂 Just enjoy the short for what it is. My goodness.

​@@andrenajones767How about teaching humans to love unconditionally, no matter who or what they are. This mama is loving and caring for GUINNEA PIGS. You don't get how amazing that is? Humans have the tendency to analyze another person, based on looks, intellignce, job, etc., before they've gone out even once. Or, they see someone in need but, "I don't want to get involved." All this Rottie saw was a "litter" of little babies (to her) who needed her to care for them. I've seen cats who allowed puppies to nurse on them, and digs who let cats do the same. No debate, no questions of their politics, etc. They saw a need, and they stepped up. Sooo, Yeah, I think we ALL could learn from animals.

They do not recognize species they only recognize need.

​@@andrenajones767🌿 See the comment just below yours for your answer....and calm down, friend.

First lesson : they’re not food. ❤😊

Yes they are and love everything. I miss my baby.

​@@shirl3942 😢I'm sorry🤗 I miss ours too. She was such a BIG, gentle, teddy bear. They are truly wonderful doggos 🐶

@@mauritaschut8466my condolences for your loss 💐

@@shirl3942my condolences for your loss 💐

@@MeeMee-gz5vp Thank you💕

In the UK it's illegal to dock dog's tails unless it's a medical necessity.

@@warbabybites Same here in Australia (where this is filmed)

They do it so the dog doesn’t break it’s tail because of how hard they wag them.

​@@mofo6907 it's actually done for breeding purposes, it makes it easier for the male dog to breed. It can be done for happy tail syndrome, but that's not the case most of the time.

Docking a tail serves a purpose on certain dogs, I normally don’t advocate for docking but if you own a farm and have livestock dogs, it’s probably best to dock the tail. It reduces the risk of a predator like a coyote being able to grab it and either pull your dog around or rip the tail clean off. Just a precaution but definitely not necessary on your average household pooch

Most owners have no say. When I went looking to get my Rottie every litter I came across were already docked. I wasn’t going to just not get the puppy I wanted because her tail was docked. That would be unfair to her cause she lives the life of a queen. That’s my baby!!

​@@keemarie1 I understand what youre saying but on the other side by buying a puppy from one of those you are supporting breeders who dock the tails and will continue to do so because people keep buying it you know what i mean? Its like a silent vote. One could either really search for a place where they dont do this or you inform a breeder that you only want to take a puppy if they still have their tail

she doesnt, dogs know what is and isnt their puppies just by scent. this video is a lie, the dog is curious and the guinea pigs are on edge.

Bruh I grew up with 6 Rotties at different points in my life. Loved those dogs, never understood the stereotypes. 10/10 would love and lose them all over again

​​@@BraydenDodmanyeah same. i always had rotties at my grandmas house growing up. best dogs ever. no idea why people think there bad. i used to dress up in all black hide my face and go suprise them in the middle of the night out in the backyard and even without seeing me they instantly know who it is. probably not the smartest thing I did as a kid but i trusted them 1000% some ass threw poisoned dog meat into my backyard one day and we found buddah dead. it really was just the worst day ever in my childhood

Yeah it's not. One video of a dog doing this isn't much

My rott was dumb though, really kind and loving, but often left us in the facepalm and let the braincell work thing. Honestly great dogs and sometimes I guess the entertainment makes itself there.

...because non-consensual humping is what we need on a crowded train... XD

Amen!

It'll never happen. Animals have much better souls than humans ever will.

​@@cdmurphy949soul is a loose and arbitrary construct that neither been proven nor disproved Instincts might be a better word but we are viewing things through a more domesticated scope when we say that. Domestication that...wait for it...other humans are an integral part of that process. So yeah, I don't know...

It just feels really weird to say "I'm very similar to a dog", I'm not a furry or of a mentality that I think I'm "supposed" to be a dog (guess these things needs to be said nowadays lol), but I get happy just from seeing the people I like and all I need is affection, I ask for very little in life and I give all I can to those I like and never hesitate to help another living thing in need etc. Though I'd also like to add that animals don't have the same amount of responsibilities and social interactions as we do, most live in constant danger of being killed as if there were murderers running around everywhere. When animals get the safety and love that we give eachother they become much more like us. Dogs are the reflections of the best sides of ourselves.

We don't have to teach them. It comes naturally to them.

@@susandivirgilio4551Not all of them

This is actually not sweet at all. Did you see the too small travel crate they keep her in instead of an appropriately sized dog kennel for overnights? Also those piggies are not calm they are terrified, otherwise they would be squeaking and moving

​@@ConstantChaos1Yes, you are correct, these guinea pigs are afraid. They are prey animals & the dog is like a large predator to them. They are not doing normal guinea pig behavior.