PetsFreddy CraddockBurglars KNOCK First to See If Anyone's Home — These 10 Dogs Answer

Burglars KNOCK First to See If Anyone's Home — These 10 Dogs Answer

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Published Oct 16, 2026, 5:53 PM · 19h ago

Freddy Craddock
Freddy Craddock
2.5K subscribers · median 7.6K views
Views
4,511
+186 views/hour
Likes
29
0.6% of views
Comments
3
0.07% of views

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186
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Peak views / hour
186
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Avg views / day
4.5K
since upload
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vs channel median
0.6×
Rank in channel
#20
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Engagement
0.7%
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lifetime, $4–9 RPM

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Description

Burglars may knock first to check whether anyone’s home. I’ll walk through that tense minute and show how ten dogs might respond—from a Boxer’s first bark to the steady, deliberate warning of a Rottweiler. I’ll explore the different roles these breeds can play around a home, including alerting at the front door, noticing someone moving along the side of the house, and responding near a window or back entrance. I’ll also explain why keeping a closed-door rule matters: a dog can warn you, but shouldn’t be sent outside to confront a stranger. 0:00 The Knock That Tests Your Home 1:19 Boxer: The First Bark 2:33 Great Dane: A Voice Through Wood 3:41 Hovawart: Holding the Door 4:50 Beauceron: Tracking the Side Path 6:05 Mastiff: The Slow Warning 7:10 The Closed-Door Rule 7:55 Ridgeback: Barking Only When It Counts 9:04 Dogue de Bordeaux at the Window 10:14 Bullmastiff at the Back Door 11:25 Doberman: Beating Him to the Door 12:37 Rottweiler: The Calm Warning #DogBreeds #HomeSafety #DogBehavior #Dogs

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