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Great stuff! Hope you and your dog enjoy it!

Awesome! Hope you and Malex enjoy it 👍

Perhaps a Sussex spaniel or a Springer (not from field/working lines)? Cavaliers are seen as toys, but are technically spaniels, so maybe that's an option too?

Cavalier! Sleepy little ones ❤ ( I have one)

​@mckaynine1209 Deeply appreciate your response. My husband and I lost our Golden in Oct. We've been completely devastated and looking for the right pup. The King Cav was our top choice until we learned of their SM/Heart problems. We also desired the rare Clumber Spaniel but afraid with such serious eye concerns we might not be able to handle that. We obviously understand that we all have health issues but deep down we want a smaller version of our Golden, which doesn't seem to exist. We are getting older, and Bubba was very active until the end. After researching his origins we know he was bred with the water Spaniel (as well as Bloodhound, Flat Retriever, etc) So when you said there were lower energy Spaniels I nearly spit me coffee out. I will look into the Sussex, and the show line springer? Again, really really appreciate the info. 💚❤️🎄☃️❄️

Mixed breeds have always been the best dogs for me as well. Most of the dogs I have owned showed up as hungry strays.

My mixed breed dogs have been real gems 😊. In your experience have you been able to discern any general traits? I've had a village dog who looked and behaved like a hound and I currently have a terrier-type crossbreed who is the poster child for terrier attitude and energy. Makes me and the Danes exhausted! 😂

Thank you 😊. Maybe the German Spitz Mittel? Have never worked with them or the American Eskimo, so can't share an educated opinion, but from what I've read I'm guessing both would be higher energy and likely to be more independent in nature? Not as intense as a husky though?

They are indeed! We work with Boerboels a lot, so know the breed well. I'm a HUGE fan of bullmastiffs. I agree, English mastiffs are a great low energy protection dog. That's amazing what you say about the horses and cattle. Gulp! My Danes once took out an adult waterbuck. I was impressed and horrified at the same time. We forget that these big dogs are so powerful (and so very kind and gentle to us). Humanity really scored when it buddied up with dogs.

I hear ya, but as part of my professional code of ethics I cannot make veterinary-type statements. Health concerns are extremely valid though and that's why I say many times in the video that people must speak to vets as well when it comes to choosing a breed.

Congrats! Sounds like you're 100% on top of this. Hopefully our other content can assist with any other questions.

I'm not familiar with either breed, so I can't give you an educated opinion. Sorry... Cane Corso can be great with an experienced handler. One of my favourite client dogs is a Cane Corso. Do you have Boerboels available where you are?

@@mckaynine1209 Boerboel would be easier to get. I almost got one instead of my Rottweiler but the breeder had some problems and I couldnt w8 for a year. Boerboels are a bit short and i would like something taller. I really liked Gammonwood Mastiffs but that is over now. Honestly i love mastiffs but their health is so bad. I blame WW2. My Cane Corso (with great pedigree) only lived to be 3, but he was awesome. I think that Bully Kutta or Malakli have better chances of getting old. Their regions werent all that affected by ww2 and their breeding was a lot less "organised" and their are many rumors of adding this breed or that breed (which i welcome).

Great choice for a medium energy dog. Can be quite independent. The grooming tho... if you find it relaxing to groom a dog, then it's a great choice 👍

every Samoyed i ever meet had high prey drive. Plus, they bark A LOT.

Sounds like someone who knows this dog and is trying to defame her stellar reputation... 🧐

@ smeller reputation?

Lols ​@@mvumsiayo3214

Great comment! I wasn't clear about how important it is to make sure pup spends time without other dogs too. I get my pups used to this from an early age and all my dogs are comfortable being on their own.

Thanks for the feedback Kev. My dogs are not in the wild space all day - that really wouldn't be good for them mentally or physically. They have periods of being in smaller areas and larger areas, so they are comfortable with pretty much any space they occupy.

Thank you so much! Much love to you all too!

Thank you! Work has subsided so I can make some more videos soon 👍🐾

Work keeping me very busy but will be on leave soon and can do some videos then 😁

Many thanks! No voices left here after that epic match ☺

Thank you! The drip feed is super - wish we knew whose idea it originally was. Would be nice to give credit where it's due.

Great idea! Will be sure to cover that soon. Thanks!

No liver cake for Riley!? Oh the dogmanity...! Follow the link in description to the Facebook page. It's a few posts back. Then to the kitchen and bake like a woman possessed! 😀❤🐾

Ah I see the problem... the link was cut-off. Will repair and in the meantime... facebook.com/Dogs-And-107723563921484/

Super question! Definitely one we'll cover soon (in the meantime ensure that pup also has some alone time when you're home to minimise sep anx potential). Also keep departures and arrivals kinda boring so that it doesn't teach your pup that this is a HUGE event. And treats, just cos ❤🐾

Thanks for the tips. Looking forward to your videos

No. But you can give me biltong. Or rusks. Or winegums. Not picky.

Thank you! Rufus is no doubt a rockstar. Give him extra treats cos Rufus ❤🐾

So do I!!! Hee hee - thank you :-)

Apologies, but we needed to make sure the treats lasted for all the dogs #ooohburn

Thank you for the kind words! 😊❤

Thanks Susan! Glad it was useful to you 😊

Super to hear that you've found a great alternative. Check out the Brain Games video for some beneficial stay-at-home activities. And give Thor a smooch from us 🐾❤

Super! 😃👍

Hi Debbie. Is he stealing other dog's toys at the park? You're welcome to email us with a full description and we'll do our best to cover in a future video. Thanks for the feedback! dogsssand@gmail.com

Most good pet stores have a range of nail clippers. The Dremel I haven't seen in stores, but you can try online