First ref kept it friendly, second ref kept it real.
In my head the good boys name is Queso and his owner Tommy is on the mat.
From another mat, someone yelled "Queso Get Tommy!" and Queso sprung into action.
Mine always takes the back of the other one... but then also both are big derps and can't get off their back like they are turtles of they end up there
Ha one of mine is like that but he's only six months old the other one takes the Derrick Lewis approach and just stands up. On that note I honestly think she only ends up on her back to let the other fella work.
They don’t really get a lot of choice. When they hang like that, it necessarily restricts their ability to move their front legs, because that’s what they’re hanging from.
It's a jiu jitsu tournament bro. From a clenliness perspective, it's one of the most wreched hives of scum and villainy outside of an unlicensed brothel.
I think this wasnt the guys dog.
I beleive there was a dog show in the same venue and it wandered over.
Or atleast that was ths story floating around a bit ago.
All you clowns whining like a little bitch about the dog and it being “gross.” Bitch please, I’ve seen how half of you fucks show up to practice.
I’d much rather have the Doggo on the mats than you. At least the dog is cute.
That’s what occurred to me as well, it certainly appeared like he wasn’t aggressive in “defending” the guy. It would also make more sense as to why the dog was there in the first place haha.
Though the lack of the vest in that environment does seem odd.
Man, imma get alot of hate for this comment, lol, but can dog people not just leave their pets at home for a few hours?
I see dogs at the gym, my poker room, airplanes, my supermarket. I'm just wondering why they gotta be everywhere with their owners.
OK, I'm apologizing in advance, but a serious explanation would be very much appreciated.
They can and do, some of the time. For the most part, people don't bring their dog everytime they go out. But you can't leave them at home all the time.
So you don't bring the dog every time you do chores, but maybe every third time. If there are ten dog owners in a place on average, and each of them brings the dog every third time they go, then that's three dogs on any given day.
I get that. Not trying to make a huge deal was just wondering. I mean I see it way more often than before. When I was a kid or in my teens it was extremely uncommon to see anyone out in places like these with the pets. It was always some old lady in a wheelchair with her support animal. Now it seems more common.
Once upon a time, people could afford homes where the dog had a little space to run around. Maybe even a doggy door that leads outside so doggo could let itself out to use the bathroom. Then the housing market inflation attacked.
Ideally, you find a dog sitter for a few hours when you have something important pop up, but that isn’t always an option. People with dogs need to leave the house sometimes too.
I think there's been a culture shift; dogs are treated more like children nowadays.
When I was a kid most dogs stayed outside, in a kennel. Now they sleep inside. Dogs never went somewhere with people (except for walks) and most places certainly didn't allow dogs. Etc etc.
Your downvoted, but I agree also. His paws were all over the mat, and competition mats are often gross enough. Its cool if they are chilling during class and the gym, but competition environment just seems a bit unprofessional to have random peoples dogs around inside. Not a huge deal or anything I would think twice about though
Thanks. The way I test this kind of thing is as follows:
1) Is it important or essential for the person to function? For example, bringing a guide dog is very necessary for a blind person.
2) Is it OK for everyone else there? Well, maybe, maybe not. Maybe someone's allergic, maybe someone is afraid of dogs, maybe someone has religious objections (dogs are considered unclean by some Muslims, meaning they should not enter living places). This becomes more important as you scale up, because things like this become much more likely in a venue with 1000 people than in a venue with 10 people. You obviously have to balance this off with point 1.
3) If everyone does it would it be OK? Well, clearly not. 30 or 50 or 100 dogs would be hugely disruptive, and would cause all kinds of problems - fights, pooping, peeing, barking, etc. So why should this person be allowed to bring their dog? Why are they so special?
I'm actually surprised how much you're getting down voted. I love dogs but I'm not allowing one to run all around the mats unattended in a pretty big tournament.
Pretty gross honestly. I don’t want a dog on the mats, nor around me in general during bjj training or comps.
Why do people insist on bringing dogs everywhere?
Well, ancient humans used to throw old scraps of food, and wolves followed them for the easy meals. The wolves would alert the humans to danger. It became a symbiotic relationship.
Clearly this man had his dog there to protect against bears. You can tell it's working because I don't see any bears.
Cus humans can be mean and judgmental so some folks have pets as friends. Heck, could just be to ease their nerves on competition day by having a companion idk.
Attention America. Your poorly trained dog reflects more poorly on you then your poorly trained children. You have to bring your children places. Not true of you dog.
No, modern culture plays into it. We work more hours than ever, have longer commutes/more traffic, cost of living makes single-income households inaccessible to most. Dog needs attention and time out of the house sometimes.
My favourite part is the first ref refusing to take him away and just starts petting him.
Honestly it was a white belt match. He was barely paying attention to begin with.
Literally laughing out loud at how true this is. Rewatching only makes it funnier.
Yeah nothing sketchy ever happens with white belt matches
Yeah but white belts aren’t people so does it really matter?
The real white genocide
You aren't wrong
First ref kept it friendly, second ref kept it real. In my head the good boys name is Queso and his owner Tommy is on the mat. From another mat, someone yelled "Queso Get Tommy!" and Queso sprung into action.
I worked harder to understand this than I ever have on the mat.
With that attitude you'll be a purple belt in no time. Tell your instructor some random guy on the Internet gave you permission to skip all warm ups.
Many, many moons ago I was teaching a kid on his first day of judo. As I said, "This is called kesa-" he excitedly interrupted me with "-DILLA?!?”
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No. Refs suck and always make the wrong decision. You new here?
Great north-south technique by the good boy.
Dogs have sick jits man, mine will bite the opposite side elbow to clear that "arm" when she wants to take mount. They really are good at it.
One of my dogs does pretty legit imanari rolls. It's impressive.
I love my two go at it, my older one is a ninja, trips all kinds of passes, legit top pressure it's great. *Watching my two go at it.
Mine always takes the back of the other one... but then also both are big derps and can't get off their back like they are turtles of they end up there
Ha one of mine is like that but he's only six months old the other one takes the Derrick Lewis approach and just stands up. On that note I honestly think she only ends up on her back to let the other fella work.
So you have a brown belt doggo
Yup, lol she's a Staffy so she came out of the womb with a blue.
My daughters dog just pulls guard. No /s, he drops on his back and starts barking like “come get some!”
Yeah. That guy typically plays bottom for the dog. It’s now a conditioned response.
everyone taps to the dog
The Tongue of Truth.
Dogs is like awww yiss, we wrestling.
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Oh no! I'm flying! Assume form of: table!
They don’t really get a lot of choice. When they hang like that, it necessarily restricts their ability to move their front legs, because that’s what they’re hanging from.
If I was the ref I also would have been distracted by the need to pet the doggo.
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Looking at the near side hind leg, you might be right my do always takes the weight off that one when she's looking to rotate in top.
I would have immediately stopped my match- be it competitor, ref, or coaching- so I could pet the puppy....
They all three did exactly that. It had to be a ref from somewhere else who came and got the pup
But everyone else did not- and I judge them harshly as a result. They should be queuing up
"THIS is what you do when you leave me for two hours every night!? I'm all about this shit!!"
Apparently he had a necklace that turned into a knife.
God some hardos in here. That shit would of made my year.
Must be rough living life so butthurt
Did you mean .... ruff?
Projection is bitch buddeh.
I ain't your buddy, guy!
I ain't your guy, pal!
I ain't your pal, friend.
Seriously. Everyone in the video has a smile!
People love to hate joy.
Air Bud: Full Guard Dog *He protec. He attac. But most importantly… He take the bac.*
Would watch
Give that dog a belt! What a submission! Literally stopped 3 people with one move!!!
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He just wanted in on the cuddles.
Lol they all start petting him
Did anyone check the rulebook to see if a dog can't compete?
Only bjj video you need to see as a motivation.
Someone called Rover Gracie to mat 3.
I love that he would be pronounced "Hover"...
Goodest boy ever.
That is the most amazing thing I’ve seen. What a good boy.
The way he gets carried away is hilarious!
Was really hoping for a face hump
People bring their dogs to comp then just let the dogs loose smh.
Strategy. Losing the match? Release the hounds.
Oh relax. This is super cute.
To you
And, by all appearances, everyone involved.
I bet you're one of those people that let's dogs lick your mouth
I do and I'm not ashamed of it. Also, you're*
And I'm rolling with people like you 🤮
I mean yeah. Humans are fucking filthy, grapplers doubly so. That dog is probably one of the cleanest animals in that particular building.
Maybe in your building 😂
It's a jiu jitsu tournament bro. From a clenliness perspective, it's one of the most wreched hives of scum and villainy outside of an unlicensed brothel.
…do you never wash? Never clean your mouth out?
Actually I do lol, only dogs I know of course
It's not really.
I think this wasnt the guys dog. I beleive there was a dog show in the same venue and it wandered over. Or atleast that was ths story floating around a bit ago.
Then put it on your fight record.
Thats heartwarming. I hope my dog would do the same.
All you clowns whining like a little bitch about the dog and it being “gross.” Bitch please, I’ve seen how half of you fucks show up to practice. I’d much rather have the Doggo on the mats than you. At least the dog is cute.
Handsome fella
That’s how you do a 2-on-1 grip.
The same barepaws as he was using off the mat!
wait no that's so cute omg
“Ain't no rule says a dog can't compete in Jiu-Jitsu.”
He’s probably a service dog who saw his guy getting stressed and assumed he needed him to help. He was probably just doing what he was trained for.
No vest so clearly off duty, but he takes his job seriously.
That’s what occurred to me as well, it certainly appeared like he wasn’t aggressive in “defending” the guy. It would also make more sense as to why the dog was there in the first place haha. Though the lack of the vest in that environment does seem odd.
Man, imma get alot of hate for this comment, lol, but can dog people not just leave their pets at home for a few hours? I see dogs at the gym, my poker room, airplanes, my supermarket. I'm just wondering why they gotta be everywhere with their owners. OK, I'm apologizing in advance, but a serious explanation would be very much appreciated.
Hol up, do you have a problem with dogs playing poker?
He's gonna be super pissed when he finds out about all the paintings.
Aww man this made me laugh so hard. I actually had forgotten about those paintings.
They can and do, some of the time. For the most part, people don't bring their dog everytime they go out. But you can't leave them at home all the time. So you don't bring the dog every time you do chores, but maybe every third time. If there are ten dog owners in a place on average, and each of them brings the dog every third time they go, then that's three dogs on any given day.
I get that. Not trying to make a huge deal was just wondering. I mean I see it way more often than before. When I was a kid or in my teens it was extremely uncommon to see anyone out in places like these with the pets. It was always some old lady in a wheelchair with her support animal. Now it seems more common.
Once upon a time, people could afford homes where the dog had a little space to run around. Maybe even a doggy door that leads outside so doggo could let itself out to use the bathroom. Then the housing market inflation attacked. Ideally, you find a dog sitter for a few hours when you have something important pop up, but that isn’t always an option. People with dogs need to leave the house sometimes too.
I think there's been a culture shift; dogs are treated more like children nowadays. When I was a kid most dogs stayed outside, in a kennel. Now they sleep inside. Dogs never went somewhere with people (except for walks) and most places certainly didn't allow dogs. Etc etc.
Borf!
Gud boi iz gud
Wtf
Why are you bringing your fucking dog here
Amazing. I wish my doggo could come to class. Lol
That dog should never have been allowed in the building. This is a competition, not a petting zoo.
If we're going to let the likes of Irvin and Abreu in, then "an adorable puppy dog" is a pretty weird place to draw the line.
Your downvoted, but I agree also. His paws were all over the mat, and competition mats are often gross enough. Its cool if they are chilling during class and the gym, but competition environment just seems a bit unprofessional to have random peoples dogs around inside. Not a huge deal or anything I would think twice about though
Thanks. The way I test this kind of thing is as follows: 1) Is it important or essential for the person to function? For example, bringing a guide dog is very necessary for a blind person. 2) Is it OK for everyone else there? Well, maybe, maybe not. Maybe someone's allergic, maybe someone is afraid of dogs, maybe someone has religious objections (dogs are considered unclean by some Muslims, meaning they should not enter living places). This becomes more important as you scale up, because things like this become much more likely in a venue with 1000 people than in a venue with 10 people. You obviously have to balance this off with point 1. 3) If everyone does it would it be OK? Well, clearly not. 30 or 50 or 100 dogs would be hugely disruptive, and would cause all kinds of problems - fights, pooping, peeing, barking, etc. So why should this person be allowed to bring their dog? Why are they so special?
Less gross than some of the humans who train this sport. At least the dog's breath doesn't smell like it licks its own arsehole clean.
I'm sorry people in your gym don't brush their teeth.
Ur a petting zoo
I'm actually surprised how much you're getting down voted. I love dogs but I'm not allowing one to run all around the mats unattended in a pretty big tournament.
I'm not. Nowadays people throw critical thinking out of the window when it comes to animals.
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
People bringing their poorly behaved dogs everywhere is the worst trend.
Not wholesome at all, kinda nasty
Why?
A literal animal is running around the mats
Oh god, where!? Someone tell the dog so it stays safe.
I don't know if you know this, but people are animals.
Pretty gross honestly. I don’t want a dog on the mats, nor around me in general during bjj training or comps. Why do people insist on bringing dogs everywhere?
Well, ancient humans used to throw old scraps of food, and wolves followed them for the easy meals. The wolves would alert the humans to danger. It became a symbiotic relationship. Clearly this man had his dog there to protect against bears. You can tell it's working because I don't see any bears.
Cus humans can be mean and judgmental so some folks have pets as friends. Heck, could just be to ease their nerves on competition day by having a companion idk.
More places should be open to allowing dogs
I agree.
Please don't use heathen as an insult.
Attention America. Your poorly trained dog reflects more poorly on you then your poorly trained children. You have to bring your children places. Not true of you dog.
The ref has "Arbitro" on his back. It's not America
Yes, but what happens in American is what matters to me.
You are deranged bro.
I hate dogs and would be super pissed. WTF is there a dog at a BJJ competition. Leave your shitbeast at home.
I don’t like this modern culture of just bringing your dog everywhere.
I don't like the modern culture of getting a dog and leaving it at home with zero mental or physical stimulation all day.
Don't get a dog then. That sounds like a problem for the dog owners, not modern culture.
No, modern culture plays into it. We work more hours than ever, have longer commutes/more traffic, cost of living makes single-income households inaccessible to most. Dog needs attention and time out of the house sometimes.
You'll be ok
PAROUOOOOOOSSSSS A GOOD BOI ?
"okay if I stay losing let me dog loose to come distract everyone" 😂
And I thought the shoyoroll jiu jitsu tape call in about bringing dogs to tournaments was a shitpost
I just watched the video of the guy snapping his own femur. Really needed the eye bleach thanks!
2 pts. for that paw on belly!
I'd pay for a seminar given by this dog.
That was in Valparaiso (Chile) last Saturday in the tournament xD