Panzer and friends!

My first youtube video!! I set it to private so hopefully you guys can still see it. I'm youtube stupid


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv23OxuH_H4

I can't see it Mousey, it says private.

Can't see it either. You'll have to change settings.

I think you can just make one or some videos private.
I set a few of mine to public but that doesn't mean you can view all of them.(I don't think so anyways)
Not that the private ones are that interesting.

o.k. changed it! it's just because someone else's dogs are in it. I'll change it later. Check it out!!

I can see it now.
Panzer has gotten so big!
He likes the pool.
That dog playing with the hose is mighty cute too.

OMG he has gotten so big and handsome

The dog and the sprayer amuses the hell out of me.

His name is Winston, he's sooo silly! The other bulldog playing with Panzer is Gracie, she's about the same age as Panzer. He has gotten bigger! I really need to get him weighed. I would guess 70 lbs right now. Gracie is 44 lbs I call her chunky trunks...lol she's soooo cute

winston also catches flies, he's quite the jumper for being so short! He also likes jump and hit his head under trampolines and has his own skateboard

Panzers markings are becoming more and more defined I love love love his look

Thank you He gets compliments all the time. everyone comments on how handsome he is.

I thought it was cute when Panzer just stuck the one paw in the pool.
Getting his toes wet.


He is a very handsome dog.

Thank you He's my pride and joy (when he behaves that is )

Mousey you must be sooooo glad you got him. Definitely a proud rottie mom

Winston is a hoot too, love how he keeps eyeing the hose waiting for more fun.

Panzer is quite the social butterfly by the looks of it .

I am! He's an awesome dog Winston cracks me up too and Gracie is just too cute. Panzer is pretty social, he loves all dogs and people. He is still a little timid when we go to the dog park and still tends to want to play with the puppies or smaller dogs. He's not into the crowds I guess....lol...the only issue we can't seem to break is the biting

I remember going through that with Ace, our first rottie......long, long ago. With a house full of young kids there's no way I could either let it slide or take my time breaking the habit. I talked to his breeder and she suggested when he started to grab at us (in play or otherwise) to take hold of his lower jaw and using the other hand, slip a thumb into his mouth and rub it firmly along the roof of his mouth.......not too hard but firm enough to make it uncomfortable. Didn't take him long to learn that using his mouth on any of us resulted in a very uncomfortable feeling centered in the offending body part.

Don't know if this is considered a normal or gentle form of training, but it caused no pain or stress.....yet got the point across.

That's when he bites too, or when we try and reprimand him about something he gets back at us by biting I try and grab his lower jaw and stick my thumb under his tongue but I'll try that method you mentioned. There's no way I'm going to let it go either and he's to big to put down into the submissive position.

Nothing like a good thumb rubbing a few times over those ridges to let him get the idea what he's doing isn't appropriate. She also told me to give a low 'growl' NO right in his face as well........just like his momma would have done. Mind you, that's with a firm hold on either side of his neck.....to avoid movement on his part either away from or towards you.

BTW, he became an awesome companion to all four kids........they as well, learned how to behave around him.

I have no doubts that Panzer will be an awesome companion for the kids as well. We are still reminding them how to behave around him, they are used to Cosmo our last dog who was a Beagle....lol big difference there! We are really lucky, he is a great puppy who is pretty well behaved