Some idiot got them because it's trendy, and then abandoned them when it was too much work.

@@chaoticnipple1 stupid and idle folk

@@chaoticnipple1 Probably.

Could have been wild. A dog goes up in the mountain to birth her litter. And those 3 stuck together. Can’t really assume anything

Because ppl are cold cruel hearted BASTARDS.

I thought so too - i wasnt sure without their ears clipped, but when she showed their intelligence I was decided. This situation could have been very different but for the fact that calm loving people got to them first after being abandoned.

@@sparkyroots369 omg yeah Most definitely could've been a srsly precarious situation depending on their temperaments. I have 4 that would be cautious, but not aggressive. But two who might attack. I'm on my toes 24 7.

@DK that's awesome! Healthy weight!

@@lgravelle4182 I'm so jealous 😁

@@sparkyroots369 of what?

One of my fave writers!

Great quote

Dogs speak plenty wether you want to listen or not. Try putting one on a diet. I gave up.

I wouldve just adopted one

@@chasemcpot7789 *sigh* there’s always that one person 🤣🤦‍♂️

I think you can

I think you could. these are huge dogs. But hopefully close by so they could visit.

Ive never heard of three being bonded. Only a couple can be bonded.

Thinking the same. Imagine the bond they have. I adopted a golden retriever from Taiwan. 13 goldens were crated from Taiwan to SFO airport. They let them out in a closed-in parking lot at the airport so the dogs could pee before handing them over to their adopted families or foster care person. Our dog was running around the dogs, barking uncontrollably until he stopped and sat in front of a cream, female golden retriever. He started crying and licking her face. We were told to leash him and take him home. He resisted and didn't want to leave her side.That interaction that my dog had with the golden female haunted me. I told my boyfriend we had to inquire what that was all about. Long story. Anyway, a couple of weeks later we were watching videos of the dogs with their host families in Taiwan the night before they departed to America. There, I saw my dog on the video with the cream golden and the title of the video was Knight (my dog) kisses Ruby (cream golden female) one last time. My dog passed 4 years later and I will never forget him. He was my teacher in this lifetime. I have many amazing stories of him. I grew up with dogs but never really honored them the way I should have. Knight taught me the meaning of what it is to honor and truly love. I think of him everyday and I am so grateful that for a brief time he graced my life. Made it richer, more meaningful and to not take those I love for granted. Especially to see the gift and beauty in all animals. They are truly angels. How lucky we are to have them in our life.

@@lilybaytoday Thats so incredibly heartbreaking... why couldn't you take her too?... They both must have been forever heartbroken... so sad to hear ... they'll both be in my prayers

Id do it

@@meCrystalp It wasn't an option. Thank you for your prayers. Animal rescuers like this woman in this video are heroes .I will never take an animal for granted. My dog that I have now is my baby. I will never miss a day of taking him on walks because that is his favorite thing to do. I feed him the best food. When I go to the kitchen for a snack, he gets a snack too. Of course I make sure not to over feed him but I want to make sure that I don't take his needs for granted. Our animals are angels. They give life meaning when we truly allow them wholeheartedly into our hearts.

Exactly what I thought

My question as well. Sad that they had it so rough.

they were owned by someone who had to move to a place which did not allow dogs so they fed them up on this mountain regularly thats why they were there to begin with.

My corso is 15 and still trying to protect me😂

@@Lauren-vd4qe is there an article on their story?

@@squirrelslayer6837 thats my theory thats what people do who either want to own dogs and cannot due to their current situation or they dont want others to know they own the dogs so they put them somewhere usually in abandoned buildings etc and they come by and feed/water them several times a week usually...in this case they left them there..

Someone forgot why they was there. Don’t start screaming and cheering dammit.

I think they were shushed because the cheering would scare the dogs.

@bootysnatcher8069 it was hilarious! Talk about shut down 🤣 and your username 😭😭

Oh stop it

@@trevanthony1791 You stop first.

@@claytonwalter8700 no u

@@daemonzap1481 no u

Canada started it

I wish they.could find a home and keep al Three together also.

@Aussie Chunda 👏👏👏

boycott animal control. if they cant do their job they should shut down and let better people take over.

@@snake555510 How can you boycott a government service. That's like boycotting the fire brigade

I know right

Sooo cute

69th like

Yes,smart ✝️🐑💖

lol. Just like my RES pet turtle, heh. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

Now they will stay in a shelter and if they aren't adopted in 12 months they will be killed, thank you for ''saving'' them...

I agree i feel like it's a borderline crime to separate them.

Seems like they are already separated. One with each rescue. In fairness, rescues have to make tough decisions all the time and it could practically take years to find a home suitable for three huge dogs like that. They’ll be ok. Dogs adapt as long as they’re loved.

@@redheadedstepchild9814 yes it's very true what you say, it's just very sad. It's part of life's suffering that i think about out every now n then, especially when it comes to animals. So much injustice in the world, i mostly block it out and i actually avoid videos like this because i don't want to feel this injustice. Anyways sorry for the rant have a nice day.

If they don't show anxiety at being separated initially then they will probably be fine. There really is no way to determine if they are bounded by this video. I suspect the reacues did tests for temperament and made choices that were best for the dogs.

@@redheadedstepchild9814 Being realist, you are right. Even fi they are dogs and they are kind of our responsability as humans, sometimes they also have to part away with dear friends be dogs or fellow humans

Yes, hope they stay at the same house. They would miss each other.

they are gonna get put to sleep no one gets big wild dogs

exactly my sentiments lol! If I would have taken them they would be together lol. They simply dumped this litter to fend for themselves. I wonder what the original owners were thinking. Very odd.

@@vincentr5850 no. I don't think so. There are people who are ready to love and care for dogs, whether they are big, small, healthy, sick, puppy, old dogs, no matter what.

@@aishwaryaash3253 lets hope they come in time

@@DrSardonicus ummm it's a joke....LMAO

@@DrSardonicus r/woooosh

@@DrSardonicus it’s safe to assume your IQ is below 100 lmao

@@DrSardonicus lol, you cracked me up. I’m sure it was an attempt at being funny, maybe thinking 100 was low? 🤷‍♀️ Are you easily triggered? Lol...still, your comment made me laugh

You are the person you want to see rescue more animals ❤

Eleven Eggos Stop saying there need to be more of them. BE ONE OF THEM.

@@rolimbo They were starving and thirsty. They seemed perfectly happy to be cared for by humans.

Why do people have animals? Do people lack loyal eyes, true unconditional love?

@@rolimbo I'm not trying to be rude however it doesn't matter why they rescue them. The point being the animals get rescued.

I don't believe they would survive if they were left there as puppies.

No they got dumped because they weren't puppies anymore 😕 So sad everyone wants a puppy no one wants a dog 😢

@@brendasanderson7538 I could never buy a pup knowing there's a dog somewhere that needs adopting

@@asdfghjkl3106 same, I plan on having a pack once I buy my own house next year sometime

They seem too habituated to humans to have been abandoned as puppies. If they had been, they'd be a lot more skittish. Plus, their tails were docked, someone ditching puppies wouldn't have bothered.

Most likely it is the same type of person who treats animals badly.

I’ve seen them in action, and sometimes they even mumble out loud as they hit the dislike button ‘I’m a twat.’

I do it beacuse it won't affect me. It's a button everyone presses like, so I wanna dislike. Simple as that

The same that goes through their minds when dumping dogs on a mountain.

@@hottacos2975 Such a weird thought process lol. You do it just because there's no repercussions?

I was thinking the same thing.

Oh, I was wondering what they were, thinking mastif of some kind. But cane corso seems right on.

ThankYou. I was wondering what mastif like breed they were

i was thinking the same thing. who would dump these gorgeous dogs?

Yes they're Cane Corsos. I've been following their progress on IG. Both girls are ready to be adopted❣️ Still working with the boy, but he's doing really well also. They're beautiful dogs, playful and sweet. Really great to see how they've turned around❣️ Whoever gets them will be blessed 💗💗💗💯🎯❣️

That's what I was going to say. I really hope they're kept together. That's a tall order. But with these videos, hopefully.

Same here.i hope they stay together

Yes please keep them together!! 😢

It's gonna be really difficult to keep them together. I don't think the rescuers are even working toward that. I've been following their rehab on IG. For starters, they are each huge. Even the two girls. George, the first girl, is 115 lbs. Grace is 92 lbs. Not sure how much Steve weighs but it's more than 115, he is the largest of the 3. The trainer has been socializing them separately with lots of other dogs, and they're doing really well. Great to see. These are going to be tough placements even as singles, but they're great dogs and whoever gets one will be so blessed 🎯🎯🎯❣️ ETA: I found out that George is actually the largest as of 5 weeks ago. She's 115, Steve is 105 and Grace is 92. I don't know if Steve is still putting on weight, he's not officially up for adoption yet so his status is still changing. Also, as I commented below I found out that they're not gonna be adopted together. They shut down from others when together, but socialize well when separate 🙏🏼❤️

Yes that family should b together forever please

Yeah I think they are cane corso aswell

Or Boerboels

I love Cane Corso!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I get what you are saying, but why would anyone abandon any dogs (even ugly ones) Just take them to the SPCA if you don't want them. Someone will love them. I adopted the biggest ugliest dog I had ever seen and we were best friends for his last 10 years. best dog I ever had.

How they abandoned 3 Cane Corsos is mind blowing!! What Amazing dogs!!!

Hopefully everyone would work hard to get them adopted.

OP m

And those of us who help animals really appreciate the support! It is hard and emotionally draining. Not to mention you are often paying for food and medications out of pocket.

Really? You mention 3 dogs rescued, but obviously did not account for the 30 mass equivalents per year a dog consumes in flesh. Over 10 year this makes 900 other same sized anmials horrificly killed and put in cans. Question is whom these people saved? Animals certainly not. Their idiotic egos most likely.

We are all created by God, but people are the only ones made in the image of God😁 Genesis 1-3 God gave us dominion over the animals and we have failed them colossally 😢 But so thankful for those who do the right thing! Yay! We need the Truth more than ever. So much deceit in all areas of life. Hebrews 4:13 Roman's 3:23, 6 23 Matthew 4:17 1 John 5:3-13

Yep we are all a part of nature. All nature has fixed instincts and laws to live by. But mankind is responsible for nature and has additional capabilities to receive and live by moral principles...

Yes, true, very moving. She saved 3 and killed hundreds of others that are the completely forgotten food for the 3 dogs. Its just amazing how much faschism is in animals. The good dogs and their sacrificed food ....

I see you everywhere on the dodo

Eleven Eggos perfect ☺️

The two girls are available, George and Grace, they're ready to go❣️

I wish I could take one but I live in a little place.

@Democrats R. Idiots DM Cheri Wulff Lucas on IG, she's their trainer 💗

What state is this in?

@@C1nderfire California

very sad - but not surprised. Animal control is all about control not compassion and caring,.

@@djblanton All about Euthanasia is more accurate

The T?

Very well said. Do you have information who cares so heartwarming about the dogs food? These are the animals that land in the daily can of these handsome boys ....

Somebody could adopted all them together.

@@frankprior9376 3 dogs like this are a huge responsibility. Additional needs in regards to training, attention, vet bills etc. And even "just" space. They might wait years for the person to adopt all 3.... Would that be better?

Patrick Marchand it is unlikely they’d find a suitable home for three big dogs like that. Or at least it would take an impractical amount of time. Their trainer feels strongly they do better separately. I’ve been watching them on Instagram. They don’t seem to depend on each other and appear to be thriving well.

Karin Beata Claim if you look up mountainrescuedogs on Instagram to you see how they are doing.

cool

That is exactly what I thought

3:11 does that look like easy terrain? Took 4 grown men to carry one cage..

@@toejamr1 and they had helmets on

I gotta admit. I thought Animal Control's excuse was amusing. ;) It would not have stopped me though.

They were atop a mountain. These dogs were feral, and 100 lbs. plus, each. It took 3 or 4 rescue groups working together to mount an involved operation to get them down safely without traumatizing them further. Several people sustained minor injuries during the process. You only saw the end result of the lady being on the mountain with the dogs, you didn't see how she would get up there. But I get it, animal control sucked on this one 🎯🎯🎯🎯❣️

Yep dogs are pack animals . its cute though

Their nature is to 'pack'.

Well, I can bet you they won't be able to stay together. And they are now "learning to be dogs" as she said. Being on a leech is how she defines being a dog.

Just give them food and water.. if they wanted to be caught they wouldnt of ran..so instead of freedom there lock in cages not free.. yea great job Then they probably got there balls cut.. smh great job not

AHAHAH, they way you wrote it created an immediate image in my mind. Excellent (although to be fair sometimes there are wonderful people working for cities). Have a nice week end.

HAAAA lolol

It's not their job to capture every feral animal. They're supposed to deal with animals that are causing a nuisance for people, and it's another department's job to do pest control in parks. Feral dogs get shot, they don't get rescued. If people want a policy of rescuing every feral dog it has to get passed by the relevant government body and then funded.

Oliver do you think these three Cane Corso’s were feral? They weren’t, they were dumped and just scared. If you watch what happens after the rescue, they are far from being feral dogs. Why would you even bring in such a comment like that? 🤦🏻

@@katz734 Dumped = Feral. But even if you disagree with that, my comment is still true. It's not Animal Control's job to capture every DUMPED animal. They're supposed to deal with animals that are causing a nuisance for people, and it's another department's job to do pest control in parks. DUMPED dogs get shot, they don't get rescued. If people want a policy of rescuing every DUMPED dog it has to get passed by the relevant government body and then funded.

Yeah, I said the same thing; forget the dogs?! Isn’t that your job?! Thank you for your comment.

At the very least, they could have put out a call for people qualified to do that sort of rescue in that terrain. You know, coordinate the effort, contribute a capture pen, leashes, food, something at least. There were countless options for them to be helpful in some way, in lieu of performing the rescue themselves. Such an odd and callous response from them.

And they said stop calling which meant she tried multiple times. Honestly fire them all

Public servants are assholes.

@@arolahn they get paid, working or not. They have a cushy job and dont want to break a sweat.

I don't think their job covers going into the wild and rescue someone's pets🙄

@@kshitijhatgaonkar3039 "Into the wild", lmao Stay in the city, urbanite. You should also take a moment to educate yourself on google maps where the Angeles National Forest is. It's literally the walking trails north of L.A., and falls within Los Angeles County. If that's not L.A. County Animal Control's problem, who's is it? :)

And who were the people in uniforms at the end going "no need to thank us this is what we do"? They looked equipped for the job.

@@kshitijhatgaonkar3039

@@stevep8490 do they also not pick up strays ?

On my list of things to do! I gotta get one. Awesome dogs.

They are majestic.

Me too. Most of the time i think humans suck and then they do that..

I see you are unfamiliar with the reality we live in. Are you a child, or just stupid?

M J they are living with a trainer named Cheri Wulf Lucas. She’s on Instagram and posts about them almost everyday. She just made a 14 minute video about why they are not being adopted together. Besides it being incredibly difficult to find an appropriate home for three large dogs, there are some behavioural reasons why they are be thriving in independence from each other. They still get to see each other but have really become their own dogs. Anyone who’s concerned should check Instagram. They are going so so well.

@Cris Topher It wouldn't. That's the point.

@Rob M domesticated dogs are easy prey, slow. Only mountain lion I have ever seen, I was sure he she zir could kill me and eat me...if I wasn't in a mini van with the world's slowest power windows.

im from south italy and know these type of dogs very well, yes they are strong and can be very dangerous, but thinking that these dogs can win a fight against a hungry wild cat is for my oppinion stupid .. the only reason wy they are still alive is because they are a pack of 3 dogs .. a wild cat (mountain lion) cant risk of geting injured in a fight because that could be his death in the wild, so he will choose a easier pray befor geting in a fight with a pack of 3 large dogs ... the funny thing is that if he would attack one of these dogs maybe the other 2 Dogs would not try to save his live untill death .. thats what nearly all domesticated dogs do no matter witch race they are

HOW TRUE! SHOWS MORE INTELLIGENCE THAN HUMANS SOMETIMES!

@Normal Computer the descendant of the Roman canis pugnax, in Italy was the Italian Cane da Presa, this dog is now extincted to .. the descendant of the Italian Cane da Presa are the Cane Corso, the Mastino Napolitano and Cane da Presa Meridionale (the Meridionale is what we breed in Sicily and the most dangerous breed of all 3 Italian Mastiffs) the funny thing is, the dog breed ho is the nearest on the Cane da Presa Italiano is not a Italian breed, its the Presa Canario from Gran Canaria .. The Important thing to say is that nearly all the Mastiff Breeds all over the World are descend from the Roman Pugnax .. like the Dogo Argentino, Great Dane and so on ...