Meet the avalanche rescue dogs of Mount Bachelor | Oregon Field Guide
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2021
- At Mount Bachelor in Oregon, there's a special unit of workers dedicated just to avalanche rescue-and the training starts young!
An inside look at Bachelor's own avalanche dog program that trains canines to find buried skiers and snowboarders.
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Any dog that has a drive to do nose work can be a search and rescue dog. It’s amazing what dogs can do if the human engages their will to work.
Cute fact: the white that grows around a dog’s face as they get older is called a “sugar face”
I never knew that! That actually is a pretty fun fact 🙂
Awwwe! I'll tell my grandma doggy!😊
1:14 the cutest dog on the mountain. Yes he is!
Dogs are such an amazing animal! Great video, love learning the history of the avalanche dogs!
I like how right after she complained about the saint Bernard stereotype the shifted to talking about the history with saint bernards.
Beautiful bonding with the dogs
What sweeties!!
this is cool!! love from Bend!!
I have skied all over the US and Mt Bachelor is my favorite place to ski. What wonderful dogs and thanks for the video!
Love to end on a smiley great note!!
Such an amazing video. I hope Riggins enjoys his retirement.
It's great you provide such a happy life for your dogs ❤
Very well made video and extra cute!
Adorable
My dream job!
puppy shasta is fu&*ing adorbs
Guys you are awesome!
Goldie's ❤️
Good post
angels
I wonder if Newfoundlands can be used as avalanche dogs. I know that they are used as water rescue dogs as well as being the "workhorses" to retrieve fishing vessels if required...
How do you protect their paw pads if they're in the cold snow all day? Don't they get cold, especially the golden retrievers?
I was thinking the same thing. The snow gets stuck I'm the hair. There is a product though that is like a cream that seals their feet and pads to protect from cold and salt. Mabey they use that. I would also thinking that they are not out there the whole day without breaks inside to warm up. I noticed the hair in their feet was longer to, though, and not trimmed up like we would normally do. Mabey, that helps.
So for sled dogs they put Vaseline on their paws to insulate them and help prevent cuts from the ice, maybe something similar for these guys
Golden retrievers are especially good for this
I worked like 16 seasons
Ten I’d say she’s time to retire that poor hound 😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤all these beautiful and talented fur babies - they are the best!!!! But it would be kind to have them wear some warm clothing while the people are all bundled up in many warm layers 😢😢😢 !!!also when they are old l-heard 8 or 10 they should be retired … poor babies😢😢
She a beautiful dog ware Are yous located
On a side note....beagles would be great at this.....their brains are all nose and they will find you because they want a new friend
They just don't do well in the cold or type of environment
More cadaver dog less of an avalanche dog.. beacons save lives
Why aren't they wearing ice booties
I've never seen a search and rescue dog with them. Also, it'd probably be harder for the dogs to dig through the snow with them on
There is a product like a cream that helps seal the pads to protect them. They also keep the hair on their feet longer and don't trim it to help protect. I would also suspect they would warm up throughout the day inside.
Looks are very deceiving. dont mess or screw with them literally
First line of her mouth is a major turnoff LOL I just want to watch fluffy dogs save me from mountain avalanches not preachy preachy
Why do you participate in high risk events and put dogs at risk to find you?
You my friend, are a fool of the highest degree.
Why do you live at all?
Life is risky. Get use to it. Anything worth doing is more and more risky
Pouahahaha
Most domestic dogs were bred to do a job and they live for that job. Not just sitting on your couch.
@@stevenstrapponi2262 lol sitting on my couch🙄