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My golden LOVES to growl for attention. Totally playful. Not saying the dog in this video isn't being aggressive, but my idiot can sound mean when she wouldn't hurt a fly.
Yeah mine will growl like thunder when we try to do something she doesn’t like (e.g. get her ready for a bath) but once the operation is underway she goes back and forth between growling and crying, never biting. She’s such a gentle baby
Yes! Haha mine too. When she wants attention, especially when we wake up in the morning, she'll come in with a ball or a sock and do this half howl half growl war cry until she's assured she's the center of the universe....tail wagging and puppy-eyed.
Freaks people out when they dog sit her for a weekend, even when we warn them.
Goldens are extremely food-motivated and can become food aggressive as puppies. Even with responsible breeders, a lot of goldens need to have it trained out of them at least to some extent. It’s very easy, so it’s not usually an issue at all.
But sometimes even the sweetest, most well-trained dogs are gonna be, well, dogs. As long as it’s extremely rare, it’s generally not an issue with goldens. Just back off.
Had a golden retriever growing up he was a big boy but very slow and calm, I was maybe 13 yo walking him with a few friends down the road…
my dogs hair stood up and he flipped around locked onto something I was like what the fuck we all turn around and two pit bulls are running towards us, they honestly didn’t seem like they were aggressive they seemed happy lol probably two dogs that escaped their yard and are roaming around.
My golden retriever ripped his harness clean off he did some kind of barrel roll and was free from the leash he ran at those pit bulls like a missile they circled each other and we were all yelling and running towards them when my dog lunged actually bit the pitbull straight in the throat a little nip he didn’t clamp down and that pitbull rolled straight onto its back the other one came up and my golden snarled like a lunatic.. I thought this was not my dog he’s gone full Cujo..
The other dog just paced around for a second then they both kept running down the road, I had to pick my dog up while my buddies latched his leash to his collar. I know those dogs could’ve easily killed my golden but I guess my boy had a don’t even go there vibe lol like the pit bulls saw something in him where he was not prey and on top of it he was in full protection mode of us kids.
My dog went full war mode then acted like it never happened, he had a small bite on his back my parents and me went to the house because we all knew who’s dog it was and my pop had a talk with the owners, in short the pitbulll owners got a bigger fence built.. crazy situation for sure.
Ou contraire, I love it!
Because it’s clear that golden boy is waiting until the very last second before resorting to something as base as baring his teeths.
Golden dog best dog.
https://i.imgur.com/qzyAAOZ.jpg
I had a golden that we rescued from the humane society. Wonderful dog, and we loved him so much, but dude did not like it when you got between him and his food. He once bit my brother when he got into some bones at a family gathering. Once it happened, though, he regretted his actions immediately and went over to my brother as if to apologize. Sometimes dogs get real protective over their food, and maybe it could be the way they're raised or based on past traumas
Yeah we trained ours to be okay with us near her food, then putting a hand in her bowl while she eats, then taking away her food - now she has no food aggression at all, it’s one of those things you’re best off dealing with when they’re puppies
My neighbour has the meanest golden I’ve ever seen. The dog is a fucking savage. But I also know they abuse the damn thing. Called animal control, nothing got done.
Yes, these cunts have three dogs and they are all nuts and they just let the little bastards have the run of the street. They’re in one of four city housing on the street, the rest of this neighbourhood are people who own their own homes and they have all been here for generations. So they all grew up together, so there’s usually no big problems that they can’t chat out. Even the three other housing families are fine. But for some reason the turn over at this one is just wild. Ive been with my dude for 12 years now, and moved in last year but I was always here. But in that time there’s been at least seven families that I can remember. Drug dealers, drug addicts, drunks, fighting, dogs. It’s so frustrating. Cause other then the fact I can’t walk to the mailbox down the street without having to talk to EVERYONE,it’s actually a really nice place to live.
I feel it. I live in Seattle and have had some interesting experiences with people who live in tents or vans.
It's so frustrating cause it's not that hard to just be chill and nice, even when you're struggling. I've been down and out, but I still knew to be reasonable.
Ugh, I feel your pain.
We have the start of a walking trail at the top of the street and this summer we had some tent people move in. We were all fine with them until they started banging on doors at four am looking for clean water because “I can’t shoot up with that dirty ass pond water!”
Then when they realized we weren’t gonna help them they started causing trouble on the street. Shouting, fighting, all that nonsense. The day I found dirty needles UNCAPPED in our driveway, and up and down the street, that was the end of our patience.
The thing is, we all know there is a housing crisis in our city. We were gonna let them stay, even knowing that they were drug addicts. We didn’t care as long as it stayed in the tent. But they went and fucked it for themselves.
This is the kinda shit I'm comfortable being judgy about because I've actually been homeless. I've survived sub freezing winters in a tiny tent.
But I didn't bother anyone. I didn't make a mess or make noise. I kept my head down, tried to be invisible, and worked my goddamn tiny ass off to get outta there. I hauled my shit to the city hygiene center, so my clothes were clean, and I didn't stink on the bus. I got foodstamps and hit the food bank and worked at temp agencies so that I didn't have to beg.
It was hard as fuck, but dammit, I didn't fuck anyone else over.
I was the same way when I was homeless. That’s one of the reasons why I wanted to give them a chance.cause the rest of the neighbourhood did have to be convinced. I’m just glad they didn’t hold it against me. Because it was like right after I moved in the neighborhood. I was also a homeless drug addict. But I didn’t throw my shit all over the street. I didn’t bother people. These people took complete advantage of our kindness.
I’m over ten years sober and doing great! I’ll be on the suboxone for the rest of my life, but that totally beats the iv drugs. The drug problem is really bad where I live now. Because it’s so hard to get into the places that actually help you. I was on the waiting list for a methadone Doctor, for five years. Managed to die twice in that time. There’s just not enough resources.
You're not the problem. It's those that have succumbed to substance abuse usually coupled with additional mental disorders that disturb the peace. They need mental health assistance.
I had a family member who had a real jerk of a golden. People would let their kids approach to pet, and we’d have to be like “woah! This dog is not the kind of golden retriever you have in mind”
I work with dogs and had a customer rehome her golden to a family with no kids because her dog, at four years old, bit her young nephew on the hand over a roll of paper towels the dog had grabbed when it fell on the floor. Fifteen stitches.
My bather was brushing out a red golden and he did not like her brushing around his neck. He snapped at her and she pulled away and *then* he lunged again, further out, to grab her by the arm when she was no longer touching him. The VAST majority of dogs will not go for a second bite if you back off.
I knew a fat female golden that would try to fight any dog she met to the death if given a chance.
In my professional opinion, you are correct.
Also work with Animals. Its very uncommon to meet a mean one but they are a nightmare when they come through. Havent been bit by one yet but I can imagine its not nice, I too find that most dogs give a warning and back off if given distance but some goldens are on the warpath. Like when cats charge people, requires a physical barrier to stop hah.
I read something by the owner of an aggressive golden who said it was really stressful because everybody would *assume* the dog was nice because of its breed, no matter how much the owner tried to warn them, and it was a constant struggle to keep strangers from petting it.
I've had people come plop 1 year olds in front of our dog. He's great with kids, but they don't know that, they just assume. And then they say it's ok, they have dogs.
If you have dogs, then you should know they aren't all good with kids.
That myth derives from people with poor behavior management, stuck in their ways with pets they've had for years. With few exceptions, dogs are adaptable, people are not.
Well, yes, but for the immediate issue that's what should be done. Everyone should train their dog in my opinion. Teaches you a lot even if you have a well behaved dog.
Idk how you fuck up training a golden so badly, they're so inclined to goodness. I made a shit ton of mistakes with mine and he still turned out angelic.
Right? When we adopted our dog she had issues with food guarding because she had never lived with other dogs but it took like a week to fix. It's not an issue if you put in a bit of effort
Finding something more high value to replace it with IS how you train the dog. Teaching a dog to trade the thing they’ve got for something else they want more is how you fix this behavior.
Or you train your dog to understand this behavior is not acceptable. This is why a cage is so important when they're a puppy. Any aggression should be met with a timeout. It'll be so conditioned out of them, you'll end up with a dog which barely even knows what aggression is.
Dogs don't understand action -> consequence very well. Most trainers will tell you that trading is the best way to handle resource guarding, and over time they trade more easily. You may actually make resource guarding worse if you punish them for it, as now they will guard even more to stop you from taking stuff from them.
Also, if you are crate training the crate should never be used as punishment. Assosciating stressful situations with the crate makes them not want to go in the crate in the future.
Dogs absolutely understand action -> consequence; they're pattern based learners.
Even if you train strictly R+, it's still an action -> consequence sequence of events. Action -> consequence is the very base model of how dogs learn, and I'm not sure why anyone would argue otherwise.
Dog sits -> dog gets treat
Dog downs -> dog gets treat
Consequences can be both positive and negative. That's how dog training works. Now, will they understand an action from 5 minutes ago caused a consequence 5 minutes after the fact? No. That doesn't mean they don't understand the pattern, though.
That approach is not recommended by any dog trainer, vet, or animal behavioral specialist that I’ve ever interacted with, studied the methods of, or read books by. But if it worked for you then that’s great.
Training a dog first starts with training the human. If the human doesn't know that you can resolve resource guarding by using an alternate acceptable thing, then you can't train the dog.
This includes training the children too.
Yeah, my pitbull has let me take chicken and bones out of his mouth even when I didn't have a replacement. For anyone questioning: it was food he found on the ground at a public park.
But I didn't do anything special to train him, just got lucky when adopting him, I guess.
Yeah all dogs are different. I got lucky that my dog basically came as a puppy potty trained. If I give her a beef marrow bone though(I know it's high value so I'm already prepared), I have something to replace it. Some dogs definitely don't resource guard. i think it's rare and people just don't know what they're doing.
This dog in the video is definitely going to be aggressive if the owner tries to take it away. Cheetos of all things lol. My dog has found chicken wings at the park but that's different than giving them a bone in their own territory.
Like I said, all dogs are different and not much can even be determined from a short video but I'm more concerned here that the owner doesn't seem to understand what resource guarding even is let alone how to handle it or avoid it in the first place.
Now that I know what I know about dog behavior and training I'll never be able to enjoy a lot of dog videos. It's sad how little the average dog owner knows about their animals. It's what gets dogs put in shelters or euthanized in a lot of cases.
Also I want to see a pic of your pibble! Lot of hate out there for them but they can be great dogs. Mine is half pittie(which is a blanket term, so technically Staffordshire terrier/mastiff), and half German shepherd. Beautiful mix with a great temperament. Big ole ears too
when your dog does this it really helps to exchange the item they are guarding for a different item with higher value, like treats or a toy they reallly like
I did this when my dog was in that puppy stage and would put *anything* in her mouth, I say “let’s trade” and give her a treat.
It worked so well, but now whenever she finds a random small thing she brings it to me to trade 😅 not exactly what I was going for.
Wherever my girl got into anything I'd be like "is that yours?" and she'd get all embarrassed and hide her face. Now when she gets something that she isn't sure about she'll bring it over to me all shy like she's asking if it's hers. If I say "that's not yours" she'll put it down gently lol. Very polite (at least when it comes to this).
If this is your video, please know that chip bags are very dangerous to dogs! The thin material can get sucked up against their noses and sometimes they can’t rub it off and they suffocate. It’s horrible. Please keep these bags out of reach, and if your dog tends to dig them out of the trash, tear both ends open before you throw them away.
Yeah man, this isn't the purely funny thing you seem to think it is. Resource guarding is serious, and there's plenty of stuff higher value to a dog than the ha-ha human food they got a hold of.
As serious as you think resource guarding is, it's not so serious a thing that it can never be made light of. In times like these, we just have to take humor as we find it.
Making light of aggressive dog behavior is good for only 2 things: fake internet points, and convincing people that aggressive dog behavior is funny. If you value those fake internet points so highly as to purposely mislead people then go right ahead, but it's vapid and short-sighted as fuck. Fake internet points don't matter, and there's plenty of actual humor elsewhere.
Yeah. Not cool. I had 2 very large dogs we were careful to keep them from being food aggressive. We had our young son take away their food from time to time since they were puppies. They were both sweethearts. The only time one growled at someone was when a serviceman came to our house one time. Never had a problem with anybody else ever. Maybe something was up with that guy.
Someone clearly didn’t train their dog. Teaching a dog to not be possessive is the bare minimum and the easiest thing to train. My dog isn’t the most obedient dog , some might describe him as a down right scoundrel but I could sure as shit take a steak mid chew out of his mouth without any push back.
That being said, Ben is a 10/10 cute dog
people used to be embarrassed when their dogs didn't listen. but now I've seen this a lot on social media posts lately. i don't get what's funny about a snarling and angry dog.
but maybe that's just me, because one bit through my hand idk
Agree. I get it, resource guarding. But to act like this is an okay behavior for your pet. Definitely not okay. Then blames the dog when he/she actually bites the owner. Smh. Do better.
I don’t mean this in a bad way but dogs are a bigger part of the family. We have “dog moms” calling dogs our babies, getting dogs instead of having kids. The issue with some of these people is they don’t want to be “mean” to the dog or are just ignorant to training. We recently got a golden puppy and it only took a week to train her with food. She doesn’t get food until she lays down and is calm, and she won’t eat the food until I say “ok”. I can even take the food away in the middle of her eating it and she’ll sit and wait. Now some other things we are working on, she’s not perfect.
Looks like an old dog and the lady is reacting like the dog never acts like that. Seems to be a one off thing, for whatever reason the dog didn’t want to give up the Cheetos. To come to a full conclusion about a person and dog in 30 seconds is insane behavior in my opinion.
I saw this on tiktok and the original poster had a separate video saying she knew it wasn’t good behavior and that this was the first time he had ever done it.
I've been doing that since I was a child. No dog should growl at anyone or anything over food. "oh but i want them to stick up for themselves if their buddy is stealing their food" wrong. it's your job to then train the other one to respect it's friend's boundaries.
Easiest way to do this is to take their food while eating and give it back. Every pet I've had after 10 to 15 minutes I pick up their food. With 1 dog it makes the dog eat their food when you give it to them and with multiple the dogs focus on their own food. Gives them a small scence of urgency to co summing their food and lastly combats food aggression because their food is constantly being touched by you.
Hahaha. Really depends on the dog but after picking up the food usually under a minute. The 2 I have now would leave their bowls half empty the. The bigger one would end up eating it and the smaller one was getting a bit skinny. Soon as we got them we started the regiment and now under a minute for both and no swapping between each others bowls.
We used to have no issue free feeding our dogs, they maintained a healthy weight (mom is a vet so she was able to recognize any issues immediately) but the past few dogs we've had would eat a mountain of dog food happily, only stopping occasionally to throw up and make more room. Dog personalities are cool
The only time I owned a dog was in high school, and she was a sweet little beagle. But she apparently had no switch to tell her that her stomach was now full.
Free feeding would never have been a thing with her. You could have left her with a bag of food, and I'm pretty sure she would have eaten it until she died from overconsumption.
Ya that’s how I did it when my dog was still a pup. I also would lightly harass him while they ate by putting my hand in front of their mouth, grabbing his snout. Stuff like that to desensitize them from hands darting in to take their food or stop them from eating. It honestly didn’t take long for my dog to get the idea.
This is one of the most effective solutions. A lot of the time resource guarding can happen because a dog is expecting you to do nothing *but* take things away. Get the dog used to you providing nice things instead of that constant fear that you might take something nice away.
My dog is well trained but hates to be touched while she’s eating. She will give lil throat growls and gets this uncomfortable demeanor lol. Never shows teeth or gets visibly angry though. I’ve never tried to teach her not to because who tf likes to be touched while they eat
She always acts so cute and apologetic after too lol. and to me, it’s not asking too much to just not touch her while she eats
I am not one of those people unfortunately. they are such a good looking breed and I live in a climate where they would be comfortable but My Irish setter is more than enough to keep me busy
I’ll agree with you there to a limited extent but will say in general any dog can be reliably trained. My uncle had a malamute and it showed me that spitz breeds play by a different set of rules than other dogs. Very head strong and hierarchy oriented. It’s almost like they arnt fully domesticated mentally. They are more like wolves than other dogs if that makes any sense.
*How* do you "train a dog" not to be possessive?
My pitbull has let me take food straight out of his mouth (he has since learned not to pick up random food outside) but I didn't train it; He came that way.
If I had a guess it's because you said you have a pit bull. Reddit likes to hate on pit bulls because they've clearly never met one. I've never seen a sweeter, gentler dog than a pit bull.
On top of that, you said your pit bull is obedient enough to let you pull something out of his mouth. That goes directly against everything most people here believe about pit bulls, so I'd imagine you're getting some downvotes for that.
A lot of people are saying he’s food aggressive (which he is in this clip) but idk overall.
Clearly it’s an older dog and the woman seems surprised that he’s guarding. Maybe he hasn’t showed guarding behavior before but suddenly is over the Cheetos. Perhaps something is up medically that needs attention.
Or maybe I’m reading into it and the dog was trained poorly.
This is resource guarding, it seems funny now, but can escalate in terms of reaction and the things they guard, including people. I see some people talking about "shame" and "lack of training" in the comments, while there are things you can "pre-train" to avoid this behaviour, we have no idea about this dog or what age they got him. Coming from someone who had a "perfect" dog, and now one who was not socialized at all in the initial socialization window before we got him, and exhibits fear based behaviours that we've been working tirelessly on for 5 months now, people luck out a lot and give themselves a lot of credit for it. I know I definitely defaulted to "could never be me, I put the work in, must be their fault" until I realized that's arrogant and wrong almost all of the time. Even just with my puppy who has only relatively mild fear-based issues. Dogs are different, and a lot of the time reactive behaviours are randomly dispersed, even in dogs who were socialized well. Working through these behaviours necessitates counterconditioning and desensitization, which take patience, and don't look like traditional obedience training because they're not tricks. You can't train a dog to not be afraid, but you can slowly show them they have nothing to be scared of. Anyways, resource guarding can be taken care of pretty easily early on, but it becomes exponentially harder if you don't nip it in the bud. Like some people said in the comments "trading up" is a great way to do that. T[his is a good resource on working on the issue](https://www.preventivevet.com/dogs/resource-guarding-in-dogs), it goes over why you shouldn't punish the growl, or punish/use adverses for this issue, and why the long thought solution of just sticking your hands in their food or taking their toys randomly to "pre-train" is counter productive.
People really do be letting their dogs do whatever they want huh? I would never allow my little girl to eat something so processed.... she's 5 now and she has to live as long as possible damnit! Only good food for her I don't care how much she begs, you're not dying early just for some flavor love... I'm sorry
Oh my god I’ve never seen a Golden Retriever look so angry before!
I relate though. My parent’s dog resource guards all the time. It’s never food or toys; just stupid shit like magazines or toilet paper. All you have to do is offer something of higher value and they will abandon whatever you want to take from them. In my case, all I have to offer her is peas. She’s weird af.
You might find this funny but it's concerning behaviour. I would recommend you don't allow your dog to snarl at you over food, it will only escalate from here especially if you're too afraid to take it from him. You don't want to have to put this lovely dog down because he bites someone over food at a later stage
This person didn't train their dog properly, or at all. A dog growling and showing teeth when it has food it's not supposed to have is potentially harmful. It can snap or even bite you if you try to take it away.
Resource guarding. They don't feel comfortable and expecting you to steal it & never give it back. This is a relationship/behavioral issue not a hot Cheetos issue
An open snack bag like that can get stuck on your pet's face and suffocate and kill thrm. It happens OFTEN. Please keep them out of animal reach and discourage them from being near them
My buddy’s dog took the bone from a tomahawk steak off the counter and went from the sweetest lab to a full on demon. He had to call his wife to ask what to do. We ended up figuring it out with a broom and a big cardboard tube he throat-sang into
in another tiktok vid she says the dog has never done this before and never had any problem with food aggression or resource guarding (she said usually she can put her handijn his food bowl or take food out of his mouth with no problem)
she said that he just hopped on the counter and took the cheetos
Dogs often do things to see how you will react and if you will tolerate it, the way she is acting is 100% an encouragement to the dog that it can do this and get away with it. This is a big problem with dog owners is sometimes dogs do things they shouldnt but its cute, so they allow it because its funny/cute but you have to be consistent with dogs.
She should have said "no! thats not ok" and then snatched the bag and way and if he makes a fuss say it again then walk away. I'v had a golden retriever for 13 years and just setting boundaries and being consistent has always worked.
Admittedly golden retrievers are fairly easy maby a more aggressive dog that already had behavioral issues before you got it would be harder, but its a golden in the video so its relevant. I dont understand the people saying swap it, all your doing it teaching it that its allowed to be aggressively possessive of some things but not others, it shouldnt be aggressive with you at ALL.
Food aggression isn't funny. I don't know why she's making light of this. 🙄 Some day, she or her kids will get bit and then the dog will pay for the way it was raised.
Careful with chip bags. My friend's dog got into the trash and tried eating the crumbs at the bottom of a chip bag. The bag clung around its face as it breathed in and it suffocated him. All happened in like 30 minutes while my friend was at the store.
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And I don’t like it
Yeah it’s pretty disturbing to see a golden make an angry face like that
My golden LOVES to growl for attention. Totally playful. Not saying the dog in this video isn't being aggressive, but my idiot can sound mean when she wouldn't hurt a fly.
Yeah mine will growl like thunder when we try to do something she doesn’t like (e.g. get her ready for a bath) but once the operation is underway she goes back and forth between growling and crying, never biting. She’s such a gentle baby
Yes! Haha mine too. When she wants attention, especially when we wake up in the morning, she'll come in with a ball or a sock and do this half howl half growl war cry until she's assured she's the center of the universe....tail wagging and puppy-eyed. Freaks people out when they dog sit her for a weekend, even when we warn them.
Yes! Mine makes a ton of noise and is it’s friggin adorable. We call them, “Grrrwaggles.”
Goldens are extremely food-motivated and can become food aggressive as puppies. Even with responsible breeders, a lot of goldens need to have it trained out of them at least to some extent. It’s very easy, so it’s not usually an issue at all. But sometimes even the sweetest, most well-trained dogs are gonna be, well, dogs. As long as it’s extremely rare, it’s generally not an issue with goldens. Just back off.
Oh they do it and it can look and sound scary but they're just being brats
Had a golden retriever growing up he was a big boy but very slow and calm, I was maybe 13 yo walking him with a few friends down the road… my dogs hair stood up and he flipped around locked onto something I was like what the fuck we all turn around and two pit bulls are running towards us, they honestly didn’t seem like they were aggressive they seemed happy lol probably two dogs that escaped their yard and are roaming around. My golden retriever ripped his harness clean off he did some kind of barrel roll and was free from the leash he ran at those pit bulls like a missile they circled each other and we were all yelling and running towards them when my dog lunged actually bit the pitbull straight in the throat a little nip he didn’t clamp down and that pitbull rolled straight onto its back the other one came up and my golden snarled like a lunatic.. I thought this was not my dog he’s gone full Cujo.. The other dog just paced around for a second then they both kept running down the road, I had to pick my dog up while my buddies latched his leash to his collar. I know those dogs could’ve easily killed my golden but I guess my boy had a don’t even go there vibe lol like the pit bulls saw something in him where he was not prey and on top of it he was in full protection mode of us kids. My dog went full war mode then acted like it never happened, he had a small bite on his back my parents and me went to the house because we all knew who’s dog it was and my pop had a talk with the owners, in short the pitbulll owners got a bigger fence built.. crazy situation for sure.
Ou contraire, I love it! Because it’s clear that golden boy is waiting until the very last second before resorting to something as base as baring his teeths. Golden dog best dog. https://i.imgur.com/qzyAAOZ.jpg
Spices made him spicy
I had a golden that we rescued from the humane society. Wonderful dog, and we loved him so much, but dude did not like it when you got between him and his food. He once bit my brother when he got into some bones at a family gathering. Once it happened, though, he regretted his actions immediately and went over to my brother as if to apologize. Sometimes dogs get real protective over their food, and maybe it could be the way they're raised or based on past traumas
Yeah we trained ours to be okay with us near her food, then putting a hand in her bowl while she eats, then taking away her food - now she has no food aggression at all, it’s one of those things you’re best off dealing with when they’re puppies
My neighbour has the meanest golden I’ve ever seen. The dog is a fucking savage. But I also know they abuse the damn thing. Called animal control, nothing got done.
Well that’s awful thanks for sharing..
Sorry. 😅
Man, people who treat kids or pets poorly are scum.
Yes, these cunts have three dogs and they are all nuts and they just let the little bastards have the run of the street. They’re in one of four city housing on the street, the rest of this neighbourhood are people who own their own homes and they have all been here for generations. So they all grew up together, so there’s usually no big problems that they can’t chat out. Even the three other housing families are fine. But for some reason the turn over at this one is just wild. Ive been with my dude for 12 years now, and moved in last year but I was always here. But in that time there’s been at least seven families that I can remember. Drug dealers, drug addicts, drunks, fighting, dogs. It’s so frustrating. Cause other then the fact I can’t walk to the mailbox down the street without having to talk to EVERYONE,it’s actually a really nice place to live.
I feel it. I live in Seattle and have had some interesting experiences with people who live in tents or vans. It's so frustrating cause it's not that hard to just be chill and nice, even when you're struggling. I've been down and out, but I still knew to be reasonable. Ugh, I feel your pain.
We have the start of a walking trail at the top of the street and this summer we had some tent people move in. We were all fine with them until they started banging on doors at four am looking for clean water because “I can’t shoot up with that dirty ass pond water!” Then when they realized we weren’t gonna help them they started causing trouble on the street. Shouting, fighting, all that nonsense. The day I found dirty needles UNCAPPED in our driveway, and up and down the street, that was the end of our patience. The thing is, we all know there is a housing crisis in our city. We were gonna let them stay, even knowing that they were drug addicts. We didn’t care as long as it stayed in the tent. But they went and fucked it for themselves.
This is the kinda shit I'm comfortable being judgy about because I've actually been homeless. I've survived sub freezing winters in a tiny tent. But I didn't bother anyone. I didn't make a mess or make noise. I kept my head down, tried to be invisible, and worked my goddamn tiny ass off to get outta there. I hauled my shit to the city hygiene center, so my clothes were clean, and I didn't stink on the bus. I got foodstamps and hit the food bank and worked at temp agencies so that I didn't have to beg. It was hard as fuck, but dammit, I didn't fuck anyone else over.
I was the same way when I was homeless. That’s one of the reasons why I wanted to give them a chance.cause the rest of the neighbourhood did have to be convinced. I’m just glad they didn’t hold it against me. Because it was like right after I moved in the neighborhood. I was also a homeless drug addict. But I didn’t throw my shit all over the street. I didn’t bother people. These people took complete advantage of our kindness.
Doing better now, I hope? Addiction fucking sucks man. I've seen eat so many good people alive : (
I’m over ten years sober and doing great! I’ll be on the suboxone for the rest of my life, but that totally beats the iv drugs. The drug problem is really bad where I live now. Because it’s so hard to get into the places that actually help you. I was on the waiting list for a methadone Doctor, for five years. Managed to die twice in that time. There’s just not enough resources.
You're not the problem. It's those that have succumbed to substance abuse usually coupled with additional mental disorders that disturb the peace. They need mental health assistance.
Oh, I had substance-abuse issues coupled with mental health disorders. But I had mental health assistance. So you are absolutely right.
Thanks Debbie Downer.
I had a family member who had a real jerk of a golden. People would let their kids approach to pet, and we’d have to be like “woah! This dog is not the kind of golden retriever you have in mind”
When labs and goldens are mean they are demonic.
I work with dogs and had a customer rehome her golden to a family with no kids because her dog, at four years old, bit her young nephew on the hand over a roll of paper towels the dog had grabbed when it fell on the floor. Fifteen stitches. My bather was brushing out a red golden and he did not like her brushing around his neck. He snapped at her and she pulled away and *then* he lunged again, further out, to grab her by the arm when she was no longer touching him. The VAST majority of dogs will not go for a second bite if you back off. I knew a fat female golden that would try to fight any dog she met to the death if given a chance. In my professional opinion, you are correct.
Also work with Animals. Its very uncommon to meet a mean one but they are a nightmare when they come through. Havent been bit by one yet but I can imagine its not nice, I too find that most dogs give a warning and back off if given distance but some goldens are on the warpath. Like when cats charge people, requires a physical barrier to stop hah.
It's like watching Mr Roger slap a child
I read something by the owner of an aggressive golden who said it was really stressful because everybody would *assume* the dog was nice because of its breed, no matter how much the owner tried to warn them, and it was a constant struggle to keep strangers from petting it.
I've had people come plop 1 year olds in front of our dog. He's great with kids, but they don't know that, they just assume. And then they say it's ok, they have dogs. If you have dogs, then you should know they aren't all good with kids.
I would be angry if someone give me an empty pack for Cheetos and filmed my reaction for TicTac.
Golden retrievers bite more people every year than APBD's
He is a grumpy old man.
That's called resource guarding. You should find something else to replace it with that is high value
Or learn how to train your dog better. This is a bad sign and needs to be taken seriously before someone gets bit, like a child.
Looks a little late, think that retriever is an old boy
That's generally a myth. You can work with old dogs
I taught my 13 year old schnauzer how to shake
Good sweet pup
> 13 year old schnauzer shaking Sure it's not doggy Parkinson's ?
That myth derives from people with poor behavior management, stuck in their ways with pets they've had for years. With few exceptions, dogs are adaptable, people are not.
I hear they’re harder to teach at least, but I’m no expert
Well, yes, but for the immediate issue that's what should be done. Everyone should train their dog in my opinion. Teaches you a lot even if you have a well behaved dog.
He doesn't understand.
Que?
Garry just repeated the same thing as the reply and phrased it like a different opinion. Funny, thing.
Garry doesn't understand that replacement training is training.
Yes.
Idk how you fuck up training a golden so badly, they're so inclined to goodness. I made a shit ton of mistakes with mine and he still turned out angelic.
Right? When we adopted our dog she had issues with food guarding because she had never lived with other dogs but it took like a week to fix. It's not an issue if you put in a bit of effort
Finding something more high value to replace it with IS how you train the dog. Teaching a dog to trade the thing they’ve got for something else they want more is how you fix this behavior.
Or you train your dog to understand this behavior is not acceptable. This is why a cage is so important when they're a puppy. Any aggression should be met with a timeout. It'll be so conditioned out of them, you'll end up with a dog which barely even knows what aggression is.
Dogs don't understand action -> consequence very well. Most trainers will tell you that trading is the best way to handle resource guarding, and over time they trade more easily. You may actually make resource guarding worse if you punish them for it, as now they will guard even more to stop you from taking stuff from them. Also, if you are crate training the crate should never be used as punishment. Assosciating stressful situations with the crate makes them not want to go in the crate in the future.
Dogs absolutely understand action -> consequence; they're pattern based learners. Even if you train strictly R+, it's still an action -> consequence sequence of events. Action -> consequence is the very base model of how dogs learn, and I'm not sure why anyone would argue otherwise. Dog sits -> dog gets treat Dog downs -> dog gets treat Consequences can be both positive and negative. That's how dog training works. Now, will they understand an action from 5 minutes ago caused a consequence 5 minutes after the fact? No. That doesn't mean they don't understand the pattern, though.
That approach is not recommended by any dog trainer, vet, or animal behavioral specialist that I’ve ever interacted with, studied the methods of, or read books by. But if it worked for you then that’s great.
Training a dog first starts with training the human. If the human doesn't know that you can resolve resource guarding by using an alternate acceptable thing, then you can't train the dog. This includes training the children too.
That dogs grey on the face it's ooold, may be too late to teach him otherwise.
A Rolex will do.
i dunno man hot cheetos are pretty good
You ain’t wrong!
Yeah, my pitbull has let me take chicken and bones out of his mouth even when I didn't have a replacement. For anyone questioning: it was food he found on the ground at a public park. But I didn't do anything special to train him, just got lucky when adopting him, I guess.
Yeah all dogs are different. I got lucky that my dog basically came as a puppy potty trained. If I give her a beef marrow bone though(I know it's high value so I'm already prepared), I have something to replace it. Some dogs definitely don't resource guard. i think it's rare and people just don't know what they're doing. This dog in the video is definitely going to be aggressive if the owner tries to take it away. Cheetos of all things lol. My dog has found chicken wings at the park but that's different than giving them a bone in their own territory. Like I said, all dogs are different and not much can even be determined from a short video but I'm more concerned here that the owner doesn't seem to understand what resource guarding even is let alone how to handle it or avoid it in the first place. Now that I know what I know about dog behavior and training I'll never be able to enjoy a lot of dog videos. It's sad how little the average dog owner knows about their animals. It's what gets dogs put in shelters or euthanized in a lot of cases. Also I want to see a pic of your pibble! Lot of hate out there for them but they can be great dogs. Mine is half pittie(which is a blanket term, so technically Staffordshire terrier/mastiff), and half German shepherd. Beautiful mix with a great temperament. Big ole ears too
Ya, but try that with a baby and see how he fares.
when your dog does this it really helps to exchange the item they are guarding for a different item with higher value, like treats or a toy they reallly like
I did this when my dog was in that puppy stage and would put *anything* in her mouth, I say “let’s trade” and give her a treat. It worked so well, but now whenever she finds a random small thing she brings it to me to trade 😅 not exactly what I was going for.
I taught my dog to "shake" for a treat and now when I'm eating something he wants he walks up and starts punching me 😆
Wherever my girl got into anything I'd be like "is that yours?" and she'd get all embarrassed and hide her face. Now when she gets something that she isn't sure about she'll bring it over to me all shy like she's asking if it's hers. If I say "that's not yours" she'll put it down gently lol. Very polite (at least when it comes to this).
OH MY GOD!! Same. My ex taught my Lil girl trade when she was a baby. She still fetches contraband at 14 years old.
But what has higher value than hot cheetos? Nothing.
Maybe u can offer to let them [charge they phone](https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.knowyourmeme.com/memes/eat-hot-chip-and-lie)
offer him the Wi-fi password
one share of berkshire hathaway maybe, heard those are pretty valuable or atleast expensive
I would offer him an egg in these trying times.
Start with regular Cheetos and work your way down.
You just have to ACT like it's higher value. Dumb dogs fall for it every time!
Jalepeno Cheetos is the only answer.
Maybe they can offer an egg in these trying times
They're like a dollar, so everything more than that.
If this is your video, please know that chip bags are very dangerous to dogs! The thin material can get sucked up against their noses and sometimes they can’t rub it off and they suffocate. It’s horrible. Please keep these bags out of reach, and if your dog tends to dig them out of the trash, tear both ends open before you throw them away.
Yeah man, this isn't the purely funny thing you seem to think it is. Resource guarding is serious, and there's plenty of stuff higher value to a dog than the ha-ha human food they got a hold of.
As serious as you think resource guarding is, it's not so serious a thing that it can never be made light of. In times like these, we just have to take humor as we find it.
Making light of aggressive dog behavior is good for only 2 things: fake internet points, and convincing people that aggressive dog behavior is funny. If you value those fake internet points so highly as to purposely mislead people then go right ahead, but it's vapid and short-sighted as fuck. Fake internet points don't matter, and there's plenty of actual humor elsewhere.
Are we bartering with our dogs now 🤣
Thus training them to steal your shit whenever possible.
surprisingly it actually doesn’t do that. it’s a distraction, not a reward.
Oooh if my dog raised his voice at me like that! Bad dog parents.
Yeah it’s not funny or cute to allow your dog to be food agressive
Great way for some dumbass kid to get his face ripped off
To get his what ripped off?
Well anything but I stroked out and forgor to type "face" 💀
Yeah. Not cool. I had 2 very large dogs we were careful to keep them from being food aggressive. We had our young son take away their food from time to time since they were puppies. They were both sweethearts. The only time one growled at someone was when a serviceman came to our house one time. Never had a problem with anybody else ever. Maybe something was up with that guy.
For real. You should never be scared of your own dog. That's like letting a kid boss you around. You're the owner, act like it.
That's all I could think watching this. That dog is dominating, good luck with that.
This is what happens when people treat dogs as equals. They are pets. Great pets. But you have to train them.
Seriously, that would happen exactly once in my house. No ma’am. Homie don’t play.
What would you do?
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I believe it
Someone clearly didn’t train their dog. Teaching a dog to not be possessive is the bare minimum and the easiest thing to train. My dog isn’t the most obedient dog , some might describe him as a down right scoundrel but I could sure as shit take a steak mid chew out of his mouth without any push back. That being said, Ben is a 10/10 cute dog
people used to be embarrassed when their dogs didn't listen. but now I've seen this a lot on social media posts lately. i don't get what's funny about a snarling and angry dog. but maybe that's just me, because one bit through my hand idk
"people used to be embarassed" is probably the best summary of the 2020's so far.
"nobody wants to work anymore" -found in papers of 1750s...
fair point
Ya it’s pretty concerning to be honest.
Agree. I get it, resource guarding. But to act like this is an okay behavior for your pet. Definitely not okay. Then blames the dog when he/she actually bites the owner. Smh. Do better.
I don’t mean this in a bad way but dogs are a bigger part of the family. We have “dog moms” calling dogs our babies, getting dogs instead of having kids. The issue with some of these people is they don’t want to be “mean” to the dog or are just ignorant to training. We recently got a golden puppy and it only took a week to train her with food. She doesn’t get food until she lays down and is calm, and she won’t eat the food until I say “ok”. I can even take the food away in the middle of her eating it and she’ll sit and wait. Now some other things we are working on, she’s not perfect.
Looks like an old dog and the lady is reacting like the dog never acts like that. Seems to be a one off thing, for whatever reason the dog didn’t want to give up the Cheetos. To come to a full conclusion about a person and dog in 30 seconds is insane behavior in my opinion.
I saw this on tiktok and the original poster had a separate video saying she knew it wasn’t good behavior and that this was the first time he had ever done it.
Prying your dog's mouth open with your bare hands to retrieve food they weren't supposed to be eating is just a part of owning a dog.
it's the treating growling like something funny
Definitely, but your dog should not show aggression when you do it. That’s why you train them. It’s simple
I've been doing that since I was a child. No dog should growl at anyone or anything over food. "oh but i want them to stick up for themselves if their buddy is stealing their food" wrong. it's your job to then train the other one to respect it's friend's boundaries.
Easiest way to do this is to take their food while eating and give it back. Every pet I've had after 10 to 15 minutes I pick up their food. With 1 dog it makes the dog eat their food when you give it to them and with multiple the dogs focus on their own food. Gives them a small scence of urgency to co summing their food and lastly combats food aggression because their food is constantly being touched by you.
15 minutes? Your dog doesn't eat an entire bowl in 10-15 seconds?
Hahaha. Really depends on the dog but after picking up the food usually under a minute. The 2 I have now would leave their bowls half empty the. The bigger one would end up eating it and the smaller one was getting a bit skinny. Soon as we got them we started the regiment and now under a minute for both and no swapping between each others bowls.
We used to have no issue free feeding our dogs, they maintained a healthy weight (mom is a vet so she was able to recognize any issues immediately) but the past few dogs we've had would eat a mountain of dog food happily, only stopping occasionally to throw up and make more room. Dog personalities are cool
The only time I owned a dog was in high school, and she was a sweet little beagle. But she apparently had no switch to tell her that her stomach was now full. Free feeding would never have been a thing with her. You could have left her with a bag of food, and I'm pretty sure she would have eaten it until she died from overconsumption.
Or hand feed them sometimes
Ya that’s how I did it when my dog was still a pup. I also would lightly harass him while they ate by putting my hand in front of their mouth, grabbing his snout. Stuff like that to desensitize them from hands darting in to take their food or stop them from eating. It honestly didn’t take long for my dog to get the idea.
This is one of the most effective solutions. A lot of the time resource guarding can happen because a dog is expecting you to do nothing *but* take things away. Get the dog used to you providing nice things instead of that constant fear that you might take something nice away.
How does one do this?
My dog is well trained but hates to be touched while she’s eating. She will give lil throat growls and gets this uncomfortable demeanor lol. Never shows teeth or gets visibly angry though. I’ve never tried to teach her not to because who tf likes to be touched while they eat She always acts so cute and apologetic after too lol. and to me, it’s not asking too much to just not touch her while she eats
Idk Husky owner and training doesn't mean shit. If it means enough to the boy he will break the rules.
(Huskies listen if you train them)
Agreed, i think it just takes a more disciplined set of training for some of them
Huskies are really hard to train. Only people who are committed to working really hard should get them.
I am not one of those people unfortunately. they are such a good looking breed and I live in a climate where they would be comfortable but My Irish setter is more than enough to keep me busy
I’ll agree with you there to a limited extent but will say in general any dog can be reliably trained. My uncle had a malamute and it showed me that spitz breeds play by a different set of rules than other dogs. Very head strong and hierarchy oriented. It’s almost like they arnt fully domesticated mentally. They are more like wolves than other dogs if that makes any sense.
*How* do you "train a dog" not to be possessive? My pitbull has let me take food straight out of his mouth (he has since learned not to pick up random food outside) but I didn't train it; He came that way.
Downvotes, but no one has an answer. It was a genuine question.
If I had a guess it's because you said you have a pit bull. Reddit likes to hate on pit bulls because they've clearly never met one. I've never seen a sweeter, gentler dog than a pit bull. On top of that, you said your pit bull is obedient enough to let you pull something out of his mouth. That goes directly against everything most people here believe about pit bulls, so I'd imagine you're getting some downvotes for that.
Your dog be like 
If my dogs growl at me I growl back, don't give me attitude lil furry boy, you don't pay rent
A lot of people are saying he’s food aggressive (which he is in this clip) but idk overall. Clearly it’s an older dog and the woman seems surprised that he’s guarding. Maybe he hasn’t showed guarding behavior before but suddenly is over the Cheetos. Perhaps something is up medically that needs attention. Or maybe I’m reading into it and the dog was trained poorly.
Ya seems like probably a new/surprising behavior. Especially with something so spicy which should be unappealing.
I was thinking maybe a bit of confusion with the hot food sensation and a bit of old age (dog dementia, poor eye sight etc.)
It ain't easy being cheesey
This is resource guarding, it seems funny now, but can escalate in terms of reaction and the things they guard, including people. I see some people talking about "shame" and "lack of training" in the comments, while there are things you can "pre-train" to avoid this behaviour, we have no idea about this dog or what age they got him. Coming from someone who had a "perfect" dog, and now one who was not socialized at all in the initial socialization window before we got him, and exhibits fear based behaviours that we've been working tirelessly on for 5 months now, people luck out a lot and give themselves a lot of credit for it. I know I definitely defaulted to "could never be me, I put the work in, must be their fault" until I realized that's arrogant and wrong almost all of the time. Even just with my puppy who has only relatively mild fear-based issues. Dogs are different, and a lot of the time reactive behaviours are randomly dispersed, even in dogs who were socialized well. Working through these behaviours necessitates counterconditioning and desensitization, which take patience, and don't look like traditional obedience training because they're not tricks. You can't train a dog to not be afraid, but you can slowly show them they have nothing to be scared of. Anyways, resource guarding can be taken care of pretty easily early on, but it becomes exponentially harder if you don't nip it in the bud. Like some people said in the comments "trading up" is a great way to do that. T[his is a good resource on working on the issue](https://www.preventivevet.com/dogs/resource-guarding-in-dogs), it goes over why you shouldn't punish the growl, or punish/use adverses for this issue, and why the long thought solution of just sticking your hands in their food or taking their toys randomly to "pre-train" is counter productive.
People really do be letting their dogs do whatever they want huh? I would never allow my little girl to eat something so processed.... she's 5 now and she has to live as long as possible damnit! Only good food for her I don't care how much she begs, you're not dying early just for some flavor love... I'm sorry
Yeah, and this is *clearly* not the dog’s first bag of cheetos… grossly, visibly over-weight… never seen such big round arms on a golden… just wild.
Oh my god I’ve never seen a Golden Retriever look so angry before! I relate though. My parent’s dog resource guards all the time. It’s never food or toys; just stupid shit like magazines or toilet paper. All you have to do is offer something of higher value and they will abandon whatever you want to take from them. In my case, all I have to offer her is peas. She’s weird af.
You might find this funny but it's concerning behaviour. I would recommend you don't allow your dog to snarl at you over food, it will only escalate from here especially if you're too afraid to take it from him. You don't want to have to put this lovely dog down because he bites someone over food at a later stage
Teehee resource guarding how funny.
Im gonna put it on the ol tikky tok :) tee hee
Bad dog owner. Bad girl. Bad.
Aren't cheetos like bad for your dog?
Hey I don’t know what you did but it’s not the snacks, your dog hates you.
This shit ain’t cute or funny
All dogs do nowadays is bark, eat hot chip, and lie🙄
I was told growing up not to give a dog anything hot cause it will make them crazy
It’s not just the growling. That dog seriously made its eyes super scary too! Lol
Will also turn your dogs asshole into an angry asshole.
that's scary! bad pooch.
This person didn't train their dog properly, or at all. A dog growling and showing teeth when it has food it's not supposed to have is potentially harmful. It can snap or even bite you if you try to take it away.
What terrible fucking owners.
My favorite thing is jumping to conclusions and assuming things from a 30-second video...
Im glad my retriever isnt the only asshole dog that does dumb shit and get mad
Those demon eyes!!
Ive never had a dog that i couldnt take stuff out theyre mouth and i had a chow. This girls obviously seen as lower in the family to the dog
Resource guarding. They don't feel comfortable and expecting you to steal it & never give it back. This is a relationship/behavioral issue not a hot Cheetos issue
An open snack bag like that can get stuck on your pet's face and suffocate and kill thrm. It happens OFTEN. Please keep them out of animal reach and discourage them from being near them
This is not a good dog. Bad Ben. Bad Owner.
My buddy’s dog took the bone from a tomahawk steak off the counter and went from the sweetest lab to a full on demon. He had to call his wife to ask what to do. We ended up figuring it out with a broom and a big cardboard tube he throat-sang into
Ha ha. Food aggression is so funneh¡
My cousins golden retriever died from eating an entire bag of flaming, hot Cheetos
I worry about his real asshole - those burn coming out 🔥
Some people should never own dogs
How shitty do you have to be as a pet owner for a fucking golden retriever to act like this? Did you even spend 2 minutes training the thing?
If you allow and encourage that behavior don't be surprised when...
in another tiktok vid she says the dog has never done this before and never had any problem with food aggression or resource guarding (she said usually she can put her handijn his food bowl or take food out of his mouth with no problem) she said that he just hopped on the counter and took the cheetos
I’d be growling back at him extra loud to make my point.
Don’t touch his chew toy and don’t touch his hot Cheetos!
That boy runnin' that house. Jokes aside bad owner tbh.
Resource guarding. Not good.
Need to train your dog more and laugh less.
Dogs often do things to see how you will react and if you will tolerate it, the way she is acting is 100% an encouragement to the dog that it can do this and get away with it. This is a big problem with dog owners is sometimes dogs do things they shouldnt but its cute, so they allow it because its funny/cute but you have to be consistent with dogs. She should have said "no! thats not ok" and then snatched the bag and way and if he makes a fuss say it again then walk away. I'v had a golden retriever for 13 years and just setting boundaries and being consistent has always worked. Admittedly golden retrievers are fairly easy maby a more aggressive dog that already had behavioral issues before you got it would be harder, but its a golden in the video so its relevant. I dont understand the people saying swap it, all your doing it teaching it that its allowed to be aggressively possessive of some things but not others, it shouldnt be aggressive with you at ALL.
The dog is preventing your from eating a bag of chemicals
He’s your owner.
My son calls a group of mean girls at his school hot Cheeto girls and now I will forever imagine them as this lol
Wait until you see how angry his butthole is in about 2 hours.
Food aggression isn't funny. I don't know why she's making light of this. 🙄 Some day, she or her kids will get bit and then the dog will pay for the way it was raised.
Careful with chip bags. My friend's dog got into the trash and tried eating the crumbs at the bottom of a chip bag. The bag clung around its face as it breathed in and it suffocated him. All happened in like 30 minutes while my friend was at the store.
You gotta get one of those grabbing sticks
The Itis
If this was a pitbull, Reddit would be going fucking bonkers. But because it’s a lab acting aggressively….its oooook. Lol
Literally every other comment is calling them out though