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Oh gosh, don’t say abuse. That’s a very bad word. Don’t even go there. Hope you’re having a good day and a good training.

To the fans of this channel, We do not try to make "perfect" videos where dogs do exactly what I want. We can make videos like that. Many trainers edit their videos to make them look good. Our goals for these videos are not to look good, it is to show that things are not always perfect, and I demonstrate my temperament as I deal with imperfect situations. I hope this helps. And thank those of you who give me free training tips. They are enjoyed and appreciated.

When you're teaching a young dog to stay, from the outset, always accompany the command with a specific hand signal every time. Soon he will learn to obey you without you saying a word, just the hand signal.✌️

Kind of baffled you didn't learn a Border collie a proper fetch at 6 months old as a dog trainer. I taught my sheltie x toypoodle at 4 months old. It's the most important to burn their puppy energy while you can chill out.

3:48 Let the dog focus on getting down the ladder, instead of having to focus on the food *while* trying to get down a ladder with 4 legs..

3:44 This is bad. You shouldnt lure dogs into something stressful, they can quickly lose food motivation if you do this a lot. Better use a leash for agility things they find stressful or scary, you can see the dog stopping to follow the lure, which is never what you want when food luring.

I have the same schedule with my sheltidoodle pup. <3

Dogs and trains!

Yes, working dogs do need to be healthy but a lot of the working dog farms around here don’t do a lot of the health tests. They just assume their dogs are healthy, but I’m so glad yours does all the eyes and the hips and the elbows and the heart and I believe now there is an epilepsytest. You’re lucky to have a wonderful breeder. Thanks again for your RUclips.

Great video!

Oh, I’m not worried I just wondered what your training method was. That’s all so I guess when he goes on the Matt, he’s supposed to stay there and you don’t have to say stay.

All this was very good. I’m hoping not too many people get them from the pet store our puppy mills anymore. I like people when they rescue dogs from a shelter and if they do get a pure dog I think the breeder should do every health check they can do and I hope youra did Also there are hips, elbows, eyes hearts, there’s even the test for epilepsy. Border Collie could have epilepsy really bad so I’m hoping your breeder did all these Your pup is a very nice pup And I wish you all the luck and mostly health with him Love watching your RUclips’s I wish there was more of them

So does he have a stay or when you put him on the table? He’s supposed to stay there some trainers have a stay and some trainers use the table and when they get on there, they’re supposed to stay there no matter what without any words to tell them to stay.

Sol has a beautiful face

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I train all my Dobermans to muzzle its for protection when out in and about in crowded places

Wow…If only this worked…..

To learn more about Asher ruclips.net/p/PLZEC2ButaYhvCXQZuHLgyH0EnTr2WYZ72

4:50 so what should an owner do when they start to notice their dog deciding "do i really have to do that?"

Oh great when will that be?

So just a question what would you do if you had a Border Collie over the edge and hyper and jumping up jumping up jumping up when HEELINGN nothing seems to work would you use a prong collar or a electric collar to stop that?

What a sweet, sweet, sweet boy

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If your pup isn't ready yet, try these: Handling exercise: ruclips.net/video/Ot5sv_4Ia1A/видео.html Tool conditioning: ruclips.net/video/u9FgNx98CN0/видео.html

For those who think the collar is on backward, here's what I think: ruclips.net/video/J2-ByUeB8SQ/видео.html Let me know if you agree!

Wow, you are one lucky person. All of his nails are white. A dog with black nails are really really almost impossible to quit properly. Oh, you are just so lucky.

There is a lot of stuff, agility people use for the body awareness. It is very, very safe like on the ball. Do you know the ball you could teach her to come forward and then back up you could teach her to go through the cones. There’s a lot of different body awareness things you could do but just be very careful sometimes like I said the things high up like a ladder could be dangerous. That’s all I’m a border collie, lover, and owner myself

I would never do this with my puppy. What is the purpose?

You do realize he was gonna get euthanized, right? So pitying him, he decides to adopt him and save him

sound comparison on a buckle wins it for me….haha….classic

Nail clipping with Sol coming soon!

Good morning just meant because he’s a young puppy. His joints and tendons are not finished growing yet. That’s all I think you’re doing a great job with him.

I love it watch his little gentle growing joints

So nice at least he’s trying very hard. My dog would be flying on it and off it and jumping over it and falling through it.

Looking GOOOOOOOOOD, Love this video! Thanks for sharing!

Yes! So happy for an update i remember when sol was a lil pup

He’s so cute! I found your video through brushing puppy teeth as i currently have a 19 week old curly coated retriever! Loving these videos, looking forward to Sols journey and getting a few tips from you! 🇬🇧

This is a great, well informed video and its so helpful

What are the key differences between working and show bcs?

"Good work" 👍🏻💪🏼😊

I don't know why you don't have more views. Every single one of your video's has helped me so much! Thankyou 💚

price transparency was a very nice add.

Great video. This is great advice.

Playlist for the full story of my Border Collie: ruclips.net/p/PLZEC2ButaYhu_-KzPiF8A8aOXsAdtHWgF

Your training technique looks great!

Really nice tips here. I like the idea of using the other ball throw as a reward for dropping the first.

I was trying to explain to my brother that the reason I’m focused on training behaviors instead of words is because they don’t know words and it can add a lot of confusion and overstimulation when training and this was something I figured out on my own and seeing your video confirm my intuition is just amazing.

Something I did with my dog and I"m so glad I did and never will not do it again, is I never said "Yes" until the dog gave the ball or whatever we are playing with to me in my hand, not dropping it on the ground. If my Boston Terrier Bruce dropped it on the ground I waited until he picked it up and handed it to me then rewarded wtih "Yes" "Treat" whatever you are doing to reinforce. This was one of the best decisions I made, as he always hands me the toy, and I can tell him to go get stuff and he hands it to me. He will also jump up so I don't have to bend over at all. I did this from an early age, because it sucks having to bend over 1000 times when playing fetch, it's better if they just bring it to your hand, and then they know exactly where to go instead of just a general area.

My blog on windows of opportunity: argostraining.com/event-blocks-there-is-a-time-for-everything/ Sol the Border Collie Pup Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLZEC2ButaYhu_-KzPiF8A8aOXsAdtHWgF More videos on fetch: ruclips.net/video/M1va5cy0sPo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/S5o8LQ18icg/видео.html