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Dutch Shepherd

Dutch Shepherd

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Oct 22, 2026

Clare BaldingHOST
19:11
And your rather lovely dog, who looks to me a bit of a, not a German Shepherd, but something similar.
EmmaGUEST
19:16
Yes, this is actually a Dutch Shepherd.
EmmaGUEST
19:19
It's the brindle coat that characterises the Dutch Shepherd.
EmmaGUEST
19:22
So Fred's actually done all of the wainwrights with us.
EmmaGUEST
19:24
Has he? We've done all 214.
Josh BecklerGUEST
49:21
I'm doing really good under threshold work and cat protocols and bat protocols.
Josh BecklerGUEST
49:24
And these Dutch shepherds are not responding very well.
Josh BecklerGUEST
49:28
Right.
Josh BecklerGUEST
49:29
So really at its core, our job is to understand the dog and build a qualitative database on what's different about this dog.

6 MINS LATER

Josh BecklerGUEST
55:49
Man, like the biggest advice I have for anybody that has said or has heard somebody say it's this, it's never that, it's play.
Josh BecklerGUEST
55:57
Food ruins dogs is get your black belt in play.
Josh BecklerGUEST
56:02
I mean, your black belt, like be able to crank the Dutch shepherds, right? Be able to, you know.
Josh BecklerGUEST
56:10
motivate the great Pyrenees and the bloodhounds could give a shit about you right use play to invoke and get those dogs fired up and being able to calm them and being able to communicate to them and then do the same thing with food You know, like figure that piece out.
Jessica LevyHOST
7:05
I feel like all my dogs were like that until we got Anton.
Jessica LevyHOST
7:10
So Anton was our first Dutch Shepherd.
Jessica LevyHOST
7:12
He was about a year old when we got him.
Jessica LevyHOST
7:14
At that time, we were feeding our dogs twice a day, and he ate every meal twice a day for the first year that we had him.
Jack LaurenceHOST
1:18
[laughs] And my lord, Max, have you brought us a curveball today.
Jack LaurenceHOST
1:23
Uh, I got a text from Max, uh, actually I think a voice note this morning just saying, "Oh, yeah, we got the bloke with 16 Dutch Shepherds." I'm like, "Sorry, what?" He's like, "Yeah, there's a bloke who works, like, 15, 16 Dutch Shepherds and he's gonna come in and have a chat with us." I'm like, "Okay." I was concerned there was gonna be a guy coming through the gate wearing a straitjacket-
Max O'NeilHOST
1:40
[laughs]
Jack LaurenceHOST
1:41
... uh, because-
Jack LaurenceHOST
1:44
Max, explain our, our guest today.
Max O'NeilHOST
1:46
This is my mate Ryan.
Max O'NeilHOST
1:47
Uh, Ryan works on a farm, which he's gonna tell you all about, and they've got a pretty unique, uh, dog situation there, whereas, as Jack said, there is, uh, 15 Dutch Shepherds patrolling the farm at all times and, uh, making sure things run smoothly.
Max O'NeilHOST
2:01
As you can probably guess, it's, uh, it's a pretty full-on job.
RyanHOST
39:28
Yeah.
RyanHOST
39:29
But then I also have a Dutch Shepherd who, if I, I'm never ever going to advocate beating your dog, but if I was going to beat a dog and I beat him.
RyanHOST
39:47
Yeah, he'd
BriannaHOST
39:48
be the dog that wouldn't care.

9 MINS LATER

RyanHOST
48:42
But with less force or less stress on the dog.
RyanHOST
48:45
Because force isn't even the biggest issue here.
RyanHOST
48:49
Because like I just said, I could use a ton of force on Dexter, my Dutch Shepherd, and he loves it.
RyanHOST
48:59
Emotionally, he'll be charged up.
MelanieGUEST
30:53
And she, um, she and I were laying...
MelanieGUEST
30:56
And she's put a bed in my living room, and her TV at the foot of the bed, and she's got two Weimaraners, and I've got a Dutch Shepherd.
MelanieGUEST
31:04
So we're laying in bed watching TV one night, all the dogs are in the bed with us, and we're on the first floor.
MelanieGUEST
31:13
And part of the second floor and part of the third floor are over the room we're in because it's a split-level the way it's built.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
6:26
I mean, name a Rottweiler or a Doberman.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
6:30
Dutch Shepherd, Belgian Malinois, the different varieties, the Groindell, the Lincolnois, the Taverne.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
6:38
You got Pit Bulls, American Pit Bull, Terry.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
6:42
Every dog, Shih Tzus, Yorkies, Fringes, even the Bullies,
Ulysee MuffGUEST
8:17
Yeah, it's all types of dogs.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
8:21
I call mine a Vanguardian Shepherd.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
8:23
My Dutch Shepherds don't look like the average Dutch Shepherd that you look at that's out there online today.
Ulysee MuffGUEST
8:29
Go and look at my Dutch Shepherds.
BrittanyHOST
39:01
Mm-hmm.
BrittanyHOST
39:02
Yeah, I'm currently training a Dutch Shepherd.
BrittanyHOST
39:05
She's my first Dutchie.
BrittanyHOST
39:06
I, I, I have all Poms and then a Dutch Shepherd.
BrittanyHOST
39:09
And, uh-
Annie GrossmanGUEST
39:10
Oh, I love that
Jimmy CarterGUEST
59:58
And she never did that before.
Jimmy CarterGUEST
59:59
This is a Dutch Shepherd.
Jimmy CarterGUEST
60:01
she comes up and rubs up against you like a cat, and right now she's at my feet.
Jimmy CarterGUEST
60:05
I don't know what she wants, but she is very clingy.
Doug RollerGUEST
37:22
They're calmer, but you also want a dog that can take down a bad guy if he needs to.
Doug RollerGUEST
37:27
The Malinois, the Dutch Shepherds, the German Shepherds are pretty much primarily used in that arena.
Andrea CanningHOST
37:33
Doug, just tell us what a training regimen looks like to get them prepared to be out in the field.
Doug RollerGUEST
37:38
Well, you start off with leash work.

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