I live in the US and I have a tiny apartment so I have bulldogs because they are suited for sofa life. It's really neat to see border collies doing what they are meant to do.
Absolutely love watching you & the dogs interacting! They are so well trained & love to work with you. Thank you for letting me see it. Live in Texas with a son named Sean
Very interesting to me. The dogs were happy that they did a good job. I love watching them work, more interesting than watching highly trained dogs in a competitions😁
My grandma's old dog took a nasty cow kick to the head and refused to help with cattle anymore. It was my job to bring the herd in from the pasture and sometimes they didn't want to...it would get very entertaining until one day the dog had had enough at laughing, came streaking by me, moved the cattle towards the gate, then went back to the yard. : D@@ac1646
The dogs are amazing and incredibly valuable but I'm always impressed with how you read the flock-- knowing when to press, when to back off, where to send the dogs etc., clearly a great skill. Love your content thanks for sharing.
Definitely there was tension this time. I was sitting here in Colorado USA, leaning forward, muscles tight. Urging the dogs on. I’m used to relaxing when watching your shows and going with the flow and rhythm of the dogs’ movement. Even though I knew everything would be fine, I was still tense. It was a brilliant show, and the explanations up front really made it work beautifully. I wouldn’t want that kind of stress all the time though... probably no more than you or the dogs.
It's YOU who trained those dogs, right Sean? The skill set it takes to teach a dog how to be a reliable herding animal must not be underestimated. When you speak of the brilliance of these border collies, you must also give honorable mention to the teacher. Kudos to you for your hard work and success. Your dogs are truly magnificent.
There is nothing so rewarding as having well trained dogs. The dogs so appreciate their people being able to effectively communicate with them so they understand what is expected of them and they naturally want to please. It gives both the people and their dogs such mutual joy.
Both complement each other so well. Also cute how Storm sits when she has gotten near the sheep even without a command. The way Echo followed the away command when they were in a confined space was so impresive too.
Conductor? How fitting to express what Sean is doing. I was an orchestra musician whole life but you seldom see a conductor as good as Sean. I was born in Tokyo and now live in Washington. Maybe my next destination is Scotland?! Dream on…
Props to YOU Sean. Storm and Echo do their manoeuvres under _your_ guidance; you have to do the thinking. It's fascinating that your collies know what to do in a simple setting and can do it by themselves with minimum guidance from you, but this was way more complex. You could tell they were concentrating so hard; anticipating the sheep's (individual sheep and the flock) movements and listening for your commands. Team work at it's finest. ✌✌
It almost looks like Storm and Echo appreciate a job that requires more complex thinking. They are always so happy when they finish each herding episode, but this time they seemed particularly proud of themselves! Thank you Sean for creating and sharing these stunning videos of your magnificent dogs, the poetry of their relationship with you, and the splendid backdrop of rugged rural Scotland! Your manner of presentation is that of a masterful teacher. We are learning so much about herding, different breeds of sheep, different breeds of dogs, the natural landscape, history and archeology of your area! As a field archeologist in my younger days I did my share of outdoor work in nasty weather, but will admit I am happy now, to watch you and your brilliant black and white "Most Valuable Players" from inside my warm house in Arkansas, US! I look forward to all of your videos with great anticipation. You go!
I had a Border bCollie in South Africa for 17+ years(!) To this day I mourn Kimdog. Give each dog a rub behind those silky ears to say "Good dog!") Wonderfull clips!
When I saw the first sprint of these dogs, I thought that for my dog that would be enough of running for the day. After that it will sit and soon ask to be taken home :)
Brilliant. Just brilliant. Felt like the most realistic one yet. I mean, they are all videos of farming life, but I bet there are many different dicy situations we don't get to see. This one was action packed and goodness, you are every bit as skilled a shepherd as your exceptional dogs. What a team! You three deserve treats after that.
It’s beautiful to see dogs loving what they have been bred to do. These two were practically freaking out because they were so excited to herd. Sled dogs leap at their traces because they cannot wait to pull. Retrievers are ecstatic when they get to find and bring back a kill. They all love their craft.
Their posture "waiting to go" at the beginning, excellent work moving the sheep, then the satisfied looks on their faces, back on the bike! Excellent! Loved this! 👏
Great video! Thanks for the explanation of what we were about to see-very helpful. The dogs and you are amazing. Yes, that was very tense in a couple of places. Cannot imagine how stressful it must be to herd livestock across a roadway. Good job all!
Brilliant. Brought back memories of 2022 when I went to visit my family in North Wales, watching the farmer and his dogs herding the sheep was absolutely amazing, especially for a city person.😊
Amazing the dogs only use their presence to make the sheep move in the direction they want them to go. You never hear not even one bark . They did a fantastical job all in silence. ❤
So intense getting those sheep from the field down that path! Both dogs worked hard and clearly love their jobs based upon their smiles jumping on your bike. Great job, Sean with this video's narration. Best to Stacey.
You and your dogs are amazing. It takes a tremendous amount of time and patience to train these wonderful working dogs. Thanks for sharing your world and dogs with us.
Loved it💜💜💜 storm is so on top of those sheep. She never stopped watching even anticipated your commands, shes a keeper! 💜💜💜💜 ecco is very eager hes my pick , he wants to please you so bad 💜💜💜💜
Absolutely enthralled with the energy, response, and intelligence of Storm and Echo. Kudos to you, Sean, as the herder and the trainer. Fun to watch. I could not help smiling.
I forgot to mention … how much control the two of them had over a fairly large flock! It’s amazing and with the weather being bad it was nasty for you but the dogs didn’t notice. The speed they cover such large areas is mind blowing and those were chubby sheep too 😃 Simply put, impeccably trained dogs who obey every command, you can’t do the job efficiently without them. Well done 👏👏👏
I grew up on a family farm in Virginia, US with a small herd of cattle. I love seeing this. Thank you so much for sharing. It is easy to get hurt working a farm. Be careful.
After moving the sheep into the last field, the dog closest to you kept looking back at you for approval. Your dogs are amazing and obviously have full confidence in you.
Sean, Hello again from Kentucky! What a fantastic video (and by the other comments, they think so too)! I truly enjoy watching you, Storm and Echo working so well together. I especially like when the dogs anticipate your command and, of course, when they look back to you for reassurance. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. 🐑🐑🐑
I was on the edge of my seat!!! Wow what a job well done considering the sheep seemed a bit resistant. Echo and Storm get an A+. Looking forward to more. Job well done Sean! ❤❤❤
Wow! Anyone who ever thinks anything negative about farmers should watch this. Farmers have to be good at so many things! Not to mention keeping their cool and handling so many animals at once. That was wonderful. Really enjoyed watching those two lovely dogs.
Wonderful job and breathtakingly beautiful teamwork. I see the dogs anticipate the next moves, but they are so responsive. I love to watch them work with you. Thank you for sharing! ❤️
Brilliant work by Echo and Storm, they follow your commands so well ! Such a joy to watch them herding and returning to the bike, with big smiles on their faces. Another great Sunday night watch on the big screen here in Brisbane Australia. 🇦🇺 Thank you for sharing !
That was absolutely amazing video - Possibly my favourite video so far ❤ - I really felt like i was part of team and thank you for the extra explanations about the situation and context!! 🙏💚💚 They both did an amazing job, especially on that turn, amalways amazed they dont get etepped on when they go 'into' the herd like that 😮💚
Sean you are quite THE master! Echo has certainly come along. That was quite the flock! Got my heart rate up and got me clapping at the end🙂 Those pups look so happy.
I love it those dogs are so smart and they’re so willing to please and make you happy that it makes them happy. They’re the smartest dogs in the world no doubt.
Got my adrenaline going! What a challenge! Storm and Echo are working SO well together. Between your masterful direction and their own instincts, this was incredible to watch! What a team. ❤
Amazing to see the dogs work, job well done! I live in the US and we have no sheep in my area. I grew up with horses and I have always had dogs but they were only pets, never had working dogs. I am amazed and fascinated each and every time I watch them work! Storm and Echo are well trained and so in tune with you and you are in tune with them 🤯 it’s just amazing! I love your videos, thank you for sharing with us!
It looks like sometimes the dogs know what to do before you tell them. Beautiful, intelligent and very fast breed of dogs. Love these videos, you make a hard job look relatively easy. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍💜💙❤️
This was so great to watch. It was like a symphony with Storm and Echo being the conductors and the sheep following their commands..... Also love views of the Scottish hillside, so pretty.
Sean, I am an American grandmother who loves dogs and hard working young people. So your channel is perfect for me. Thank you for these videos. Be sure to get some rest and take care.
I love your dogs! I believe I saw Echo a time or two glancing over at his mommy maybe watching her for direction. Stormie is precious and I love watching mom and son together. I was looking for Echo to jump up on the sheep’s backs and run up to the front and find out what the holdup was! “Get a move on sheep! Not the time to stop and chitchat!” Thank you, Sean, and our best to Stacey.
I've never seen the dogs work that hard!! That was quite a WORK OUT for the dogs and sheep ! Those sheep did not want to move....they looked very confused. But, Sean, you really did a great job keeping it under control! Good job, man !!
Great video, really showing how Storm and Echo work as one, taking the sheep right where they need to go. I think it was one of the best that they have done so far. They listened to every thing you said and didn't waver once that I could see. Working sheep that don't know where they are going, rely on the dogs. You can see the hard work you've done with them, is really paying off! All three of you worked magic today. Wish I had your talent
Bitter sweet for me cuz I had an Australian shepherd named Storm, for 15 years. She passed from cancer. Looked like your Storm but had a docked tail. How I wish God would give beloved dogs and pets longer lives.
Wow. Those dogs are so intelligent & so willing to work! But watching this exercise showed me that in the end, they are a kind of tool to help you do your job. I wouldn’t have had the faintest idea what to tell the dogs to do to get the sheep where I wanted them to go, smart dogs or not! Job well done, Sean. 👏👏😄
What an exciting episode. You, Storm and Echo did an excellent job. I've never seen a move across a road go more swiftly and more cleanly. Good job!. ❤❤❤
Simply marvelous! Especially the end when the two dogs are on your ATV, they are SO happy and thrilled. They know they did a good job and that you’re pleased with them, that’s all they live for. A dog doesn’t ask for anything else. 💕🥰💕🥰💕
A thing of pure beauty and happiness. All border collies should have sheep to herd. This was a tricky path. But the collaboration of the dogs plus the skill keeping the road blocked to traffic made for an exciting finish. Loved watching.
The dogs did a great job. I noticed Echo checking back with you towards the end after crossing the road. Storm was so happy to have done a good job. It’s a salute to your brilliant training the way the dogs handled those sheep. 😀
Awesome!! I did not know this is something I need to understand but I do!! Thanks so much Sean for showing us your world and these wonderful animals ❣️ Yes, it is intense and the dogs are doing a great job🏴🥰
I just love watching your dogs we had a border collie for a short while before he had to be put down ,we just loved him.i would show him your videos and told him this is what your supposed to be doing, he would just roll over and go back to sleep.🤔🤔
Amazing how they work closely not just with you but with each other - they can't talk to each other but they don't need to! What a trio you all are. If only the sheep could appreciate how much you do for them😄
Love love your videos. My Scottish mate is from Glasgow and l can understand you more than him 😅. Was wondering l have seen the Turkish Kangal or Anatolian sheperd dog (huge dogs so.love them) herd sheep in the highlands of Turkey very different. But l think they are more to protect against wolves. Love your dogs ❤
I was bitten by an Anatolian: even after being introduced to it. Beautiful dog, but stupid owners thought they could turn a wolf-killer into a house pet. It went straight for my throat, but luckily I managed to get an arm up in time; and owner was in the room so hauled it off.
the final moment, their happiness of job accomplished was so beautiful i wanted to hug them so hard, they are so happy, you are a great owner and a good man, im 100% sure of that, an honest person and a man of your word, keep going and make your life wonderful and happy besides the woman you love. much love from Portugal -Azores
I think it's so cool that you're sharing these videos. I didn't know border collies did so much work and I had no idea how complex herding is, it's really enjoyable to watch these dogs in action.
I live in the US and I have a tiny apartment so I have bulldogs because they are suited for sofa life. It's really neat to see border collies doing what they are meant to do.
Absolutely love watching you & the dogs interacting! They are so well trained & love to work with you. Thank you for letting me see it. Live in Texas with a son named Sean
Very interesting to me. The dogs were happy that they did a good job. I love watching them work, more interesting than watching highly trained dogs in a competitions😁
Absolutely brilliant dogs!
Wow.that was breathtakingly intense and awe-inspiring, those dogs are unbelievable. . Thank you for allowing us to be part of it
I don't know how you manage young man. Congratulations for your stamina and your dogs
Brilliant vid. Shows why when out walking one should leave gates as one finds them!!
Great advice. The rule of the country. 🙂🐑🐏💜
It's absolutely brilliant watching these dogs work. Imagine if you could only use two men for the same job.
Definitely saves time
@@LindaC616 🤣🤣 And who would want to watch THAT?
My grandma's old dog took a nasty cow kick to the head and refused to help with cattle anymore. It was my job to bring the herd in from the pasture and sometimes they didn't want to...it would get very entertaining until one day the dog had had enough at laughing, came streaking by me, moved the cattle towards the gate, then went back to the yard. : D@@ac1646
@@ac1646 it could be a great comedy sketch! 😂😂
@@julieobrien4056 Yes it would! Hadn't thought of that. Monty Python springs to mind 🤣🤣
LOVINS BORDERCOLLIES so smart, lovely, fast running, working hard.
The dogs are amazing and incredibly valuable but I'm always impressed with how you read the flock-- knowing when to press, when to back off, where to send the dogs etc., clearly a great skill. Love your content thanks for sharing.
I love the way you've written that! 'Read the flock' is the new 'read the room'. 😁😁
I love watching the dogs. But also Sean is so talented with his commands. The dogs looking at him intently waiting for his command is so inspiring.
Thank you for sharing.
I was thinking the same thing. Smart dogs are usless without a smart human. Great team!
Merci de partager cette incroyable travail de vos excellent boder. J adore.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Bravo.
Definitely there was tension this time. I was sitting here in Colorado USA, leaning forward, muscles tight. Urging the dogs on. I’m used to relaxing when watching your shows and going with the flow and rhythm of the dogs’ movement. Even though I knew everything would be fine, I was still tense. It was a brilliant show, and the explanations up front really made it work beautifully. I wouldn’t want that kind of stress all the time though... probably no more than you or the dogs.
Hi Sean, great team work. Thanks for sharing.
It's YOU who trained those dogs, right Sean? The skill set it takes to teach a dog how to be a reliable herding animal must not be underestimated. When you speak of the brilliance of these border collies, you must also give honorable mention to the teacher. Kudos to you for your hard work and success. Your dogs are truly magnificent.
There is nothing so rewarding as having well trained dogs. The dogs so appreciate their people being able to effectively communicate with them so they understand what is expected of them and they naturally want to please. It gives both the people and their dogs such mutual joy.
Nothing but awe and respect for Sean.
@@rhondah1587 My wife doesn't understand what is expected of her and she naturally doesn't want to please.
Sean, you almost broke into 'Rawhide' 😁😁
His "whssht!" *does* sound like the Rawhide whip! 😅
I was waiting for a "yee hah".🤠
Yes Blues Brothers vibe guys 😆
It may have been an intense situation but you and your brilliant dogs made it look easy.
Both complement each other so well. Also cute how Storm sits when she has gotten near the sheep even without a command. The way Echo followed the away command when they were in a confined space was so impresive too.
Thank you
What a beautiful thing to see the work ethics of the dear border collie
Wow Echo has really come on! Stormy was always wonderful of course, but Echo has really found his feet 🤗
Echo is becoming an amazing good herding dog! He's gotten to be totally tuned into the livestock and Sean both. Storm is great as always! Awesome team
This was a challenging situation, but the intrepid Storm and Echo prevailed. Love watching the three of you working together.
I'm watching too many of your videos. On your final "that'll do" , I sat down!
😂😂😂
Brilliant!!😂😂
Me, too! An involuntary reaction... I must be "well trained." 😂😊
So true.😂
So so so funny
That was great. Thank you for always praising your good dogs. You are like an orchestra conductor. Nice job!
Conductor? How fitting to express what Sean is doing. I was an orchestra musician whole life but you seldom see a conductor as good as Sean. I was born in Tokyo and now live in Washington. Maybe my next destination is Scotland?! Dream on…
Brilliant. Watching this with my rescue Border Collie Hughie!
Props to YOU Sean. Storm and Echo do their manoeuvres under _your_ guidance; you have to do the thinking. It's fascinating that your collies know what to do in a simple setting and can do it by themselves with minimum guidance from you, but this was way more complex. You could tell they were concentrating so hard; anticipating the sheep's (individual sheep and the flock) movements and listening for your commands. Team work at it's finest. ✌✌
Well said.👍🏻
Absolutely amazing! Thank you👍
Amazing teamwork! 👏🏻🐾❤️ Storm and Echo love you!
Those dogs knew what they were doing and followed your commands so well.Great job done by all in a very intense situation ❤️❤️❤️
It almost looks like Storm and Echo appreciate a job that requires more complex thinking. They are always so happy when they finish each herding episode, but this time they seemed particularly proud of themselves! Thank you Sean for creating and sharing these stunning videos of your magnificent dogs, the poetry of their relationship with you, and the splendid backdrop of rugged rural Scotland! Your manner of presentation is that of a masterful teacher. We are learning so much about herding, different breeds of sheep, different breeds of dogs, the natural landscape, history and archeology of your area! As a field archeologist in my younger days I did my share of outdoor work in nasty weather, but will admit I am happy now, to watch you and your brilliant black and white "Most Valuable Players" from inside my warm house in Arkansas, US! I look forward to all of your videos with great anticipation. You go!
Thank you so much
I wish I had a life like yours ❤🥺
I had a Border bCollie in South Africa for 17+ years(!) To this day I mourn Kimdog. Give each dog a rub behind those silky ears to say "Good dog!") Wonderfull clips!
Meanwhile, my dog barks to alert me of the "suspicious school kids" walking to school. 😀 I love him anyway.
My Pembroke Welsh Corgi barks at leaves blowing in the wind! LOL😂
When I saw the first sprint of these dogs, I thought that for my dog that would be enough of running for the day. After that it will sit and soon ask to be taken home :)
@@philipfrancis2728not also butterfly farts? Lol
Brilliant. Just brilliant. Felt like the most realistic one yet. I mean, they are all videos of farming life, but I bet there are many different dicy situations we don't get to see. This one was action packed and goodness, you are every bit as skilled a shepherd as your exceptional dogs. What a team! You three deserve treats after that.
Echo seems to have gotten better at listening to directions since I first started watching. Sean it’s amazing how much you can do with the dogs.
It’s beautiful to see dogs loving what they have been bred to do. These two were practically freaking out because they were so excited to herd. Sled dogs leap at their traces because they cannot wait to pull. Retrievers are ecstatic when they get to find and bring back a kill. They all love their craft.
We have just had sheep dog trials in our small town your dogs are great ❤
Agree
Their posture "waiting to go" at the beginning, excellent work moving the sheep, then the satisfied looks on their faces, back on the bike!
Excellent! Loved this! 👏
Only one blacksheep? This definitely shows the skills required to keep the 'sheep blob' moving along....bravo! ❤
Great video! Thanks for the explanation of what we were about to see-very helpful. The dogs and you are amazing. Yes, that was very tense in a couple of places. Cannot imagine how stressful it must be to herd livestock across a roadway. Good job all!
Brilliant. Brought back memories of 2022 when I went to visit my family in North Wales, watching the farmer and his dogs herding the sheep was absolutely amazing, especially for a city person.😊
Thank you
Amazing the dogs only use their presence to make the sheep move in the direction they want them to go. You never hear not even one bark . They did a fantastical job all in silence. ❤
So intense getting those sheep from the field down that path! Both dogs worked hard and clearly love their jobs based upon their smiles jumping on your bike. Great job, Sean with this video's narration. Best to Stacey.
You and your dogs are amazing. It takes a tremendous amount of time and patience to train these wonderful working dogs. Thanks for sharing your world and dogs with us.
Takes a lot of time to train the human also.😊
Storm and Echo are magic! They work so well togther and respond to commands in a second. Thank you for sharing. That'll do!😊
The dogs are brilliant and they enjoyed it!
Dogs like that love having jobs to do
The respect & love Sean has for his
dogs is so evident..what a unique relationship
Beautiful work by all of you. The dogs 🐕🐕 are great. 😊❤
Loved it💜💜💜 storm is so on top of those sheep. She never stopped watching even anticipated your commands, shes a keeper! 💜💜💜💜 ecco is very eager hes my pick , he wants to please you so bad 💜💜💜💜
These dogs are extremely knowledgeable. They listen to every command!! So wonderful to watch.
Absolutely enthralled with the energy, response, and intelligence of Storm and Echo. Kudos to you, Sean, as the herder and the trainer. Fun to watch. I could not help smiling.
I forgot to mention … how much control the two of them had over a fairly large flock! It’s amazing and with the weather being bad it was nasty for you but the dogs didn’t notice. The speed they cover such large areas is mind blowing and those were chubby sheep too 😃 Simply put, impeccably trained dogs who obey every command, you can’t do the job efficiently without them. Well done 👏👏👏
I grew up on a family farm in Virginia, US with a small herd of cattle. I love seeing this. Thank you so much for sharing. It is easy to get hurt working a farm. Be careful.
After moving the sheep into the last field, the dog closest to you kept looking back at you for approval. Your dogs are amazing and obviously have full confidence in you.
Brilliant! Such lovely clever dogs ❤
Great to watch Storm and Echo are heroes and your no so bad yourself Sean.
Scottish by chance? 🙂
Love watching the dogs herd. You've trained them well. They love you & they love pleasing you. Have a peaceful rest of your weekend. ❤❤❤
Sean,
Hello again from Kentucky! What a fantastic video (and by the other comments, they think so too)! I truly enjoy watching you, Storm and Echo working so well together. I especially like when the dogs anticipate your command and, of course, when they look back to you for reassurance.
Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. 🐑🐑🐑
I was on the edge of my seat!!!
Wow what a job well done considering the sheep seemed a bit resistant. Echo and Storm get an A+. Looking forward to more. Job well done Sean! ❤❤❤
Wow! Anyone who ever thinks anything negative about farmers should watch this. Farmers have to be good at so many things! Not to mention keeping their cool and handling so many animals at once. That was wonderful. Really enjoyed watching those two lovely dogs.
So often Storm would anticipate the commands by just a second. The whole video was amazing.
Wonderful job and breathtakingly beautiful teamwork. I see the dogs anticipate the next moves, but they are so responsive. I love to watch them work with you. Thank you for sharing! ❤️
Brilliant work by Echo and Storm, they follow your commands so well !
Such a joy to watch them herding and returning to the bike, with big smiles on their faces.
Another great Sunday night watch on the big screen here in Brisbane Australia. 🇦🇺
Thank you for sharing !
Thanks
That was absolutely amazing video - Possibly my favourite video so far ❤ - I really felt like i was part of team and thank you for the extra explanations about the situation and context!! 🙏💚💚
They both did an amazing job, especially on that turn, amalways amazed they dont get etepped on when they go 'into' the herd like that 😮💚
Well put. This was a GREAT video. 🙂⭐️💜
Sean you are quite THE master! Echo has certainly come along. That was quite the flock!
Got my heart rate up and got me clapping at the end🙂 Those pups look so happy.
Aww I loved all the opening clips ❤ also of course everything else and explanations. They are A MA ZING!!
Nice work! Great team of Sean and Echo and Storm, handled it like champs!
I love it those dogs are so smart and they’re so willing to please and make you happy that it makes them happy. They’re the smartest dogs in the world no doubt.
Got my adrenaline going! What a challenge! Storm and Echo are working SO well together. Between your masterful direction and their own instincts, this was incredible to watch! What a team. ❤
Thank you
Amazing to see the dogs work, job well done! I live in the US and we have no sheep in my area. I grew up with horses and I have always had dogs but they were only pets, never had working dogs. I am amazed and fascinated each and every time I watch them work! Storm and Echo are well trained and so in tune with you and you are in tune with them 🤯 it’s just amazing! I love your videos, thank you for sharing with us!
First minute or so, looks like the dogs have become sheep magnets!
You and your Dogs are must watch episodes-the love of your dogs for you-the scenery…I could go on and on. Brilliant
It looks like sometimes the dogs know what to do before you tell them. Beautiful, intelligent and very fast breed of dogs. Love these videos, you make a hard job look relatively easy. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍💜💙❤️
This was so great to watch. It was like a symphony with Storm and Echo being the conductors and the sheep following their commands..... Also love views of the Scottish hillside, so pretty.
Sean, I am an American grandmother who loves dogs and hard working young people. So your channel is perfect for me. Thank you for these videos. Be sure to get some rest and take care.
Now…if you could only get them to close the gates too. Lol 🇨🇦
I love your dogs! I believe I saw Echo a time or two glancing over at his mommy maybe watching her for direction. Stormie is precious and I love watching mom and son together. I was looking for Echo to jump up on the sheep’s backs and run up to the front and find out what the holdup was! “Get a move on sheep! Not the time to stop and chitchat!” Thank you, Sean, and our best to Stacey.
I've never seen the dogs work that hard!! That was quite a WORK OUT for the dogs and sheep ! Those sheep did not want to move....they looked very confused. But, Sean, you really did a great job keeping it under control! Good job, man !!
Great video, really showing how Storm and Echo work as one, taking the sheep right where they need to go. I think it was one of the best that they have done so far. They listened to every thing you said and didn't waver once that I could see. Working sheep that don't know where they are going, rely on the dogs. You can see the hard work you've done with them, is really paying off! All three of you worked magic today. Wish I had your talent
Bitter sweet for me cuz I had an Australian shepherd named Storm, for 15 years. She passed from cancer. Looked like your Storm but had a docked tail.
How I wish God would give beloved dogs and pets longer lives.
That's my prayer too. All the best to you.
LANDSCAPE, DOGS, SHEEP...EVERYTHING SO MAGICAL! SCOTLAND IS MAGICAL! THANK YOU 🤩👏👏👏👏🐾🐑
It appears at the very end they looked very happy with themselves and that they did a good job!! ❤❤
Wow!! That was Awesome!! Getting all those sheep over several field, a bull and public road!! Superb workmanship by you and the dogs!!
I LOVED it! And excellent, clear camera work, with having to direct all that herding you stayed right on the action!
This video is an example of training, experience and respect man, dog and sheep have for each other.
Brilliant OWNER for training & teaching those beautiful & precious border collies so many words and sounds.
Wow, I’m a random American looking for great content, I’m so impressed. Love watching these dogs, due props.
If only we could all be so joyous getting our daily work done. Kudos to Sean, Awesome dogs, and the final necessary ingredient, the sheep.❤😊
Impressive and very intense. Your collies are very well trained.
Wow. Those dogs are so intelligent & so willing to work! But watching this exercise showed me that in the end, they are a kind of tool to help you do your job. I wouldn’t have had the faintest idea what to tell the dogs to do to get the sheep where I wanted them to go, smart dogs or not! Job well done, Sean. 👏👏😄
What an exciting episode. You, Storm and Echo did an excellent job. I've never seen a move across a road go more swiftly and more cleanly. Good job!. ❤❤❤
Simply marvelous! Especially the end when the two dogs are on your ATV, they are SO happy and thrilled. They know they did a good job and that you’re pleased with them, that’s all they live for. A dog doesn’t ask for anything else. 💕🥰💕🥰💕
A thing of pure beauty and happiness. All border collies should have sheep to herd. This was a tricky path. But the collaboration of the dogs plus the skill keeping the road blocked to traffic made for an exciting finish. Loved watching.
The dogs did a great job. I noticed Echo checking back with you towards the end after crossing the road. Storm was so happy to have done a good job. It’s a salute to your brilliant training the way the dogs handled those sheep. 😀
Awesome!! I did not know this is something I need to understand but I do!! Thanks so much Sean for showing us your world and these wonderful animals ❣️ Yes, it is intense and the dogs are doing a great job🏴🥰
Glad it was helpful!
I just love watching your dogs we had a border collie for a short while before he had to be put down ,we just loved him.i would show him your videos and told him this is what your supposed to be doing, he would just roll over and go back to sleep.🤔🤔
Another great video Sean! , love to see you all working as a team and to see the dogs running.
All the best from Yorkshire 👍👍
You’ve got two brilliant dogs that are 100% dedicated to their job❗️🤗😊🥰
Beautiful how you all work together.
Big hugs for the Storm and Echo 🥰🐾
I can see why you needed 2 dogs. Brilliant work.
Amazing how they work closely not just with you but with each other - they can't talk to each other but they don't need to! What a trio you all are. If only the sheep could appreciate how much you do for them😄
where is Kate? Is she too old now? Maybe she would have made it worse but she always seems to know what to do. Love Kate!!! 😍
I'm always thrilled by the intensity of the dogs at work. And I love how happy they look at the end of the video, job well done!!
Love love your videos. My Scottish mate is from Glasgow and l can understand you more than him 😅. Was wondering l have seen the Turkish Kangal or Anatolian sheperd dog (huge dogs so.love them) herd sheep in the highlands of Turkey very different. But l think they are more to protect against wolves. Love your dogs ❤
I was bitten by an Anatolian: even after being introduced to it. Beautiful dog, but stupid owners thought they could turn a wolf-killer into a house pet. It went straight for my throat, but luckily I managed to get an arm up in time; and owner was in the room so hauled it off.
@lindaj5492 yeah has to be trained l follow this youtuber Aslan she has a anatolian such a cutie but with strangers yeah no go lol
the final moment, their happiness of job accomplished was so beautiful i wanted to hug them so hard, they are so happy, you are a great owner and a good man, im 100% sure of that, an honest person and a man of your word, keep going and make your life wonderful and happy besides the woman you love. much love from Portugal -Azores
Beautiful and cinematic towards the end.
I think it's so cool that you're sharing these videos. I didn't know border collies did so much work and I had no idea how complex herding is, it's really enjoyable to watch these dogs in action.