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Right, Thanks. I'll try and fix it.

Do you have and suggestions as to what you think it should have been?

Personally, I don’t think it’s a good match for the video. I would prefer there was no music. 😉

Mine must be far sighted he can catch a tennis ball from across our very large dog park but throw a treat a couple feet it will hit him in the face .😂

@@kevyak They are a lovely breed.

She isn’t angry. Playing with the rope is one of her favourites things. Dogs are pack hunter’s. They are made of drag down prey with their teeth, grasp and shake things to death with their mouth. It is her biggest asset apart from her claws and running ability. In her life she doesn’t have to hunt but loves to chase the ball and pull the rope instead.

@@Bionic_Rob Ok, thanks for the answer

Yeah, i would never have got one when i was working. They are very demanding of time and exercise. Not for everyone. But.. intelligent and very loyal and great companion dogs as long as you exercise them. Otherwise they are destructive and unhappy.

​@@Bionic_Robabsolutely:).

Yes I get the same story. Haven’t had her DNA tested but would just about bet my last dollar she is 100% SHBC. I am retired and at 72 the dog just about follows me every where. So intelligent and a real pleasure to have her around. Of course i have to take her for a run, a walk or a ball throw every day. Currently she has injured her front left shoulder from crazy running and acrobatic high speed turns. so she has been kept quiet for a couple of weeks now. Anyway take-care.

I have one too, people seem to think they are a cross breed. The shedding is what gets me as the smooth coats shed more.

Yeah, well shame on them. Showing their ignorance. We know better now!!

Aren't smooth coats the dominant gene ? Around here in Canada most are, because of working lines, they are wanted more because less upkeep on the coat.

It come preloaded on Oculus quest 2 headset, Also down load the down oculus app onto your pc.

I can relate to what you say. Sounds exactly like my little girl Rosie. So much energy and so eager to learn. A joy to have such intelligent and fun dogs.

Thanks, she is such a clever dog. Get so many laughs and smiles from her antics.

Both types come from Scotland as far as I know. The smooth hair and shaggy hair are variations of the same breed. Both are Border Collies. The short hair is probably more suited to herding in warmer drier climates than the long hair.

I've had both rough coats (medium length hair) and smooth coats (short hair).The dog's are identical specific to personality and energy... they have boundless amounts of both. I've had males, and they're the perfect size -- about 22" at the shoulder and 50lbs to 60lbs. This size is on the large end of the spectrum for border collies, but I prefer a larger BC, so I work with a breeder who produces male BCs of that size. Big enough to be a deterrent, for sure, but not so big that I can't handle the dog when he's bursting with energy. They are, without debate, the smartest breed of dog in the world. That isn't hyperbole, but fact. Border collies have the highest K9 IQ of any registered or known dog breed, so they're very easy to train, relatively speaking. That isn't to say it's effortless, because it takes a lot of work to get the dog where you want him to be, but it isn't complex... the BC will do anything to please you, you just have to be consistent with them. If you want a dog with whom you can be very active, who will be a great family protector/companion, and who will be well behaved in any situation (with training), then a BC is your dog. If, however, you want a dog that will sleep much of the day, and who will be content with a 15-minute walk around the block in the evening, then the BC is most definitely NOT for you. They demand to be exercised frequently, and stimulated intellectually. Owning a BC is a commitment... but one that is well worth the time.

@@keithmichael5839 I have a smooth coated border collie, he's skinny but 74lbs. Is that normal weight for a healthy border collie with zero fat?

@@alishasonia566 Well, 74lbs is not a typical weight for a border collie. Having said that, unless your breeder supplied you with ABCA paperwork showing the dog's lineage and certifying the dog as a purebred BC, you might very well have a BC mix. None of this matters, though, because if you love your dog and if he's a healthy, well-conditioned dog, then whether or not he's pure or mixed is of no importance. My BC at 74lbs would be unhealthy and fat, but your dog at 74lbs has low body fat and sounds very fit. I'd wager that you have a BC mixed with a larger breed of dog.

@@alishasonia566 if he is off the walls and demands alot of attention, it doesnt matter if he is mixed, you have a border collie lol

Рози - такая энергичная собака. Так весело!

I agree, borders are awesome dogs

Yes it is. Right on our door step. Glad you enjoyed it.

there are permanent springs at the Telegraph Station. If that is what you mean.

Robert Leftwick thanks for the reply. What I was curious about is that there are many seasonal rivers originating from Macdonel ranges. One of them is river Todd. These rivers must have a point of origin. Todd river just fascinates me.

Thanks LIzz appreciate your support! We’ll have to get together a create a youtube video on Wild Mountain. We should start gathering some film. Would be nice to include video of some of the your local fauna and flora. Try to get away from too much of the drone thing. I suggest you have a look at Phils youtube videos as an example of the best. Here is a link to his channel. ruclips.net/user/IntotheWildFilms

Thanks Lizz.

Hi Phil, hope you are going well. No doubt planning your next Into the Wild Film. Thanks, Point Lookout has probably been done to death but it is so dynamic, windy one day calm the next. One of my favourite holiday spots. We are heading to Moonie Beach just North of Coffs Harbour later on this year for a few weeks. Can't wait. Should have the DJI Mavic air 2 by then. Hope to be able to get some good captures of that area. Takecare.

Thanks Phil, appreciate the encouragement. it is pretty amateurish compared to your videography/photography. I probably got carried away with too many sound effects in the Ormiston Gorge video. I’ve been looking at your films and studying your technique. Loved Fraser Island and the sand blow at Rainbow beach. Also the Daintree and Tassie. Haven’t looked at Kings Canyon and the Olgas., I think you have a video on Uluru. Did you hire a boat to get that film near Bruny Island? Spectacular ocean cliffs. Thinking about buying a better drone, probably a DJI Mavic air 2 and maybe a Osmo pocket 2. Look forwards to seeing your Blue Mountain footage. Regards Rob

@@Bionic_Rob Thanks Rob, it took me a little while work out my style and you never stop learning. I'm unfortunately afflicted with being a perfectionist, there are very few (if any) of my videos can I look back at and be 100% happy with. A two edged sword but I use it positively to try and make my next film that little bit better. Re Bruny those shots were taken from a Pennicott tour boat out to see the seal colonies in the Southern Ocean. All hand held videography (most of it unusable) but a few shots ok with some stabilisation in post. The New DJI drones are pretty impressive, the Mavic Air 2 shoots 4K at 60FPS wow!. I thought about an Osmo briefly too but in the end I decided it probably wouldn't suit my style of videography. It all depends on what you are looking to do. Cheers Phil

Ok, thank you