I love the way you describe your dog temperament, you are very proud of him. The Belgian is a very tough and intelligent can learn at once, but don't have atempered instinct by decades of selection like the german shepherd, so is a nice police dog but in many circumstances a dangerous dog, the socialized concept never applied totally to them, if the dog have more genetic purity, more protection will give to you and his home, you don't need to teach him is only instinct, so in this ...begin the problem because you can low the basic instinct but never banned. And effectively is skinny dog but much much strong than a German and because his big size and small weight can run the doble, and hit a prey with so force that can brake the bones, the knee etc even accidentally when playing to chase, is a great dog but a professional dog I'm not recommended for kids or new owners, eat a lot, and I mean a lot, including free lactose milk, premium dog food, chicken, etc. And is a dog than demands a lot of affection, and can remains seat by your side only for the satisfaction of feeling protect you. Nice dog
THIS WAS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL VIDEO. HAD TO WATCH 2 TIMES. MADE ME CRY A GOOD CRY. WOULD LOVE TO SEE RANCHO S MAMA AND DADDY. WHO WANTS TO SEE MON AND DAD THUMBS UP SWAMP HUGS TO YOU
Awesome drone shots 😀😀😀😀😀 wow.. that is indeed surprising that they are so light.. great info again ❤❤❤❤❤ full watch including ads as always 👍👍👍👍👍stay safe my dear friend 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The "frosting" information was new to me, and so useful to hear!!! As always, you and Rancho are great professors about our breed (and I still love the Rancho the Professor video from way back!!) Thank you (and thanks to your drone for amazing aerial shots of your beautiful surroundings!)
I knew all of that. My Tervueren is larger than the most other Tervueren I know and he developed muscles and weight at the age of four. I knew also that this breed is quite fast forward and so the first thing I taught him was to calm down. This was very important for the "sports" I'm doing with him : Hoopers and mantrailing. He is more concentrated and more able to listen to me.
Great info! I’ve always struggled to keep weight on my Belgian Malinois male. He’s always been lean and has finally started to fill out at 2 years old!
It's a drone capture wow really amazing View is stunning and Rancho is sure the best character to make everything here perfect smart looking as always And thank you soo much for all the knowledge you have shared Slowmo at the snow really amazing 🥰🥰 Rancho is a real darling 🥰🥰
Beautiful drone images of the autumn landscape. must be really wonderful to walk there. Your summary was clear and recognizable. you can really see how slim the dogs are when they are wet. my brother-in-law recently asked when Fenna got out of the water ... ahhh Fenna, you have to walk with those thin legs..( he is the owner of a Labrador )... Tervs seem fragile out of the water when wet. Keep up the good work with these interesting and beautiful edited videos! 👌👋👋👊
Hehehe 😂 they do seem very fragile when wet! Thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. We were just about 15cm from crashing the drone that day! 😂 so happy we didn’t.
This was a wonderful video. Thank you so much. I loved the way you shot the early parts of the video - the high (drone?) shots and the scenery - just beautiful. Thank you also for the information. My little Grienendael (8 weeks now) was born with a small bit of frosting under the chin! I learn so much from your videos and hope I shall be as good a Mum to my boy as you both are to Rancho. 😎😊
Thanks Nigel! 🤗 Yeah, Dad is really good with the drone. But we almost crashed it that day! It was just a few inches from a disaster 😂 Too many trees for one of the first flights 🌲
I have commented on your videos several times as I always enjoy them. In one of those comments I told you how it was important to me to have my dog be obedient off-leash. It's not hard. But today I had another dog attack my dog and it was not a pretty scene. I wished I had had a weapon with me because the attack went on longer than I would have liked. I'm not trying to frighten you, I just want you to have something in the back of your head to know that you need to be prepared for those types of things that you hope will never happen
Great video :) Elvis is my first Tervuren so I don´t know if they all do it - but Elvis drool. It happens when he is very active, concentrated or waiting for food. I didn´t know that he would do that...
Drooling for food is normal, salivating as they anticipate the food. Drooling after exercise is expected. They are double coated and drooling and panting help regulate their body temp. Hot weather is hard on the Belgians. Anytime they're active, they're going to be drooling. Even in the winter.
That’s a great point. Rancho does drool much more than other dogs. Not when he’s calm but when excited, worried or just is a new situation. And I even heard someone else say the same thing. So maybe it is a terv thing!
I assume the light build is part of the equation to why belgies don't seem to have as many physical health problems with for example joints as some other breeds of the size and energy. I remember some breed descriptions warning about overfeeding belgies or they become fat and lazy and you say most people have trouble keeping the weight on their dogs :D Goes to show that you want to have a lot of sources and anecdotal experiences from owners before making your mind on what kind of breed you're getting into. "They're so eager to do stuff and please you that you need to think twice before giving them command" sounds like my way of doing things. Personality match and requirement to grow as a person seems welcome. I've come so far and become so realistic about getting the dog finally, that I searched for local dog training only to find that for reasonable prices there's puppy training, every day life training and activity/skill training available nearby. I've also been thinking of getting a sled (the kind of plastic one for kids) for winter and how convenient it would be to let the dog pull the bicycle to the beach when I'm going swimming in the summer. Seems like a great breed for people who love doing sports and stuff outside, but can't bother going outside alone. Always hated trying to find a friend who'd come to play tennis or swim or ice hockey with me and would sometimes just do it every other day of the week alone because I had to get to do it. These videos are so welcome in confirming the decision. The breed descriptions and random people talking about it are always fearmongering and scaring you "you must be superhuman athlete and live outside all the time and train this breed non-stop if you want to get one or it'll first destroy your apartment, then kill every creature on the planet and finally expode" and makes you question if you can own a dog that is not a wall painting. At least I have been already questioning myself constantly "what if there's a single day in the next 15 years I'm not in the mood or shape to go run mindlessly for an hour or two" before even seeing those videos. For example it's a long friday and all I've been thinking is that I could've spent the whole day outside with the dog if I had one, instead of sitting home without doing anything.
I have a mixed Malinois and he's very thin, in spite of me feeding him a boiled turkey meat or beef everyday with his dry dog food. When he was younger, he was much thinner and people on street would ask me, why he so thin, like I'm not feeding him on purpose. Plus, he has a sensitive stomach, for instance, he cannot digest chicken meat and rice. And he has a white fur around his mouth and nose from 8-9 month old.
Rancho... You're so smart, you know where your apartment is😍😁 My Cockapoo Snickers thinks you're gray hair makes you look like a distinguished gentleman 😁
👍❤mon tervueren est très ressemblant à ce que vous décrivez Toujours prêt à faire au mieux pour ses proches Il aime jouer, surtout la balle, il ne me quitte pas et vient me solliciter pour ses sorties quotidiennes, ses envies avec ses jouets C'est un animal reconnaissant, respectueux et respectable Nous sommes complices et inséparables ❤❤❤
I cannot keep weight on my long-haired Scotch collie Titus either. I hit people accusing me of starving my dog when I feed him almost twice as much as the recommended amount and it's very high quality food
Another thing about Belgians is the AKC is an absolute mess compared to other dog breed organizations. My Groenendaal got her papers nuked because her grandsire was a Canadian Terv that got shown in one single AKC show. If the dog had not been shown, my dog could be registered because they care 2 generations within the AKC but they don’t care at all on imports that have no AKC history for 2 generations. The goofiest thing is, I could still register my Belgian in Canada or Europe and have puppies then be allowed to register those puppies as imported AKC dogs 🤦♀️ This all was discovered when one of my dog’s littermates started winning in a lot of shows so that the owners of a dog that was losing to her dug into the dog’s bloodline and found this problem and reported it to the AKC just to keep the dog and the competition out of the ring. Such disgusting sportsmanship and totally unaligned with how this breed should be treated, as they do in Europe where the breed originated, they are one breed with coat varieties.
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I love the way you describe your dog temperament, you are very proud of him. The Belgian is a very tough and intelligent can learn at once, but don't have atempered instinct by decades of selection like the german shepherd, so is a nice police dog but in many circumstances a dangerous dog, the socialized concept never applied totally to them, if the dog have more genetic purity, more protection will give to you and his home, you don't need to teach him is only instinct, so in this ...begin the problem because you can low the basic instinct but never banned. And effectively is skinny dog but much much strong than a German and because his big size and small weight can run the doble, and hit a prey with so force that can brake the bones, the knee etc even accidentally when playing to chase, is a great dog but a professional dog I'm not recommended for kids or new owners, eat a lot, and I mean a lot, including free lactose milk, premium dog food, chicken, etc. And is a dog than demands a lot of affection, and can remains seat by your side only for the satisfaction of feeling protect you. Nice dog
THIS WAS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL VIDEO. HAD TO WATCH 2 TIMES. MADE ME CRY A GOOD CRY. WOULD LOVE TO SEE RANCHO S MAMA AND DADDY. WHO WANTS TO SEE MON AND DAD THUMBS UP
SWAMP HUGS TO YOU
Awww thanks so much for sharing this ❤️
I didn't know anything about you mentioned :) Thank you for the info :)
Thanks a lot friend 🥰
Thanks so much 🥰
Great vid! Thank you sharing those wonderful views! Rancho❣❣❣
Thanks Josefina 🥰
Nice drone shots
Thanks a lot ☺️
🇮🇪. Very good video sharing such a beautiful dog 🐶
Thanks 😊
Excellent video! Great information
Thanks for watching Jillian ☺️
Omfg your b-roll sequence was amazing. Im soooo impressed
Awww thanks so much Zac! We’re enjoying the drone so much 😁
I look forward to your videos
Awww 🤗
Awesome drone shots 😀😀😀😀😀 wow.. that is indeed surprising that they are so light.. great info again ❤❤❤❤❤ full watch including ads as always 👍👍👍👍👍stay safe my dear friend 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much my friend 🥰
Missed part of it, so will watch it again😉🐺🐾🐶
Thanks so much! ☺️
Holy cow Petra freaking amazing and
The freaking shots are out
Of this world
Awww thanks so much ❤️ really appreciate that!
Rancho is a very beautiful dog
He says thank you 🙏
The "frosting" information was new to me, and so useful to hear!!! As always, you and Rancho are great professors about our breed (and I still love the Rancho the Professor video from way back!!) Thank you (and thanks to your drone for amazing aerial shots of your beautiful surroundings!)
So happy to hear that 💖
J'adore ce chien rancho trop beau
Love the drone shots ! Such beautiful colors and scenery 😊
Awww thanks so much 🤗
I knew all of that.
My Tervueren is larger than the most other Tervueren I know and he developed muscles and weight at the age of four.
I knew also that this breed is quite fast forward and so the first thing I taught him was to calm down. This was very important for the "sports" I'm doing with him : Hoopers and mantrailing. He is more concentrated and more able to listen to me.
Great info! I’ve always struggled to keep weight on my Belgian Malinois male. He’s always been lean and has finally started to fill out at 2 years old!
Thanks so much Kay ❤️ Glad to hear he’s filling out 👏😊🐕
Bo started really going gray around 4 years old. The Vet told me not to worry. Thanks Rancho for all the great info!
Some Belgians have white faces at 4 y/o. Don’t worry 🥰 Thanks for watching!
That was interesting. Great drone footage too. 🙂💙🐾
Thank you friends ❤️
It's a drone capture wow really amazing View is stunning and Rancho is sure the best character to make everything here perfect smart looking as always And thank you soo much for all the knowledge you have shared Slowmo at the snow really amazing 🥰🥰 Rancho is a real darling 🥰🥰
Thanks you so much 😘 I’m happy you enjoyed it!
Bellloooo Ranchoooo!!!😆😍😙🐺💙
Thank you ❤️
Beautiful drone images of the autumn landscape. must be really wonderful to walk there. Your summary was clear and recognizable. you can really see how slim the dogs are when they are wet. my brother-in-law recently asked when Fenna got out of the water ... ahhh Fenna, you have to walk with those thin legs..( he is the owner of a Labrador )... Tervs seem fragile out of the water when wet. Keep up the good work with these interesting and beautiful edited videos! 👌👋👋👊
Hehehe 😂 they do seem very fragile when wet! Thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. We were just about 15cm from crashing the drone that day! 😂 so happy we didn’t.
@@ranchothedog wow, that was a close call indeed😉
I love this video. Can't wait to get my own Belgian Shepherd, Tervuren :)
Awww thanks! 😚
This was a wonderful video. Thank you so much. I loved the way you shot the early parts of the video - the high (drone?) shots and the scenery - just beautiful. Thank you also for the information. My little Grienendael (8 weeks now) was born with a small bit of frosting under the chin! I learn so much from your videos and hope I shall be as good a Mum to my boy as you both are to Rancho. 😎😊
Thanks so much Sandra 🥰 It means a lot! Puppies with frosting are the cutest thing ever! Hope your pup is doing great ❤️
You guys (dad?) are really good with the drone! Any interesting mistakes so far? Nice shots from the bridge under the castle.
Thanks Nigel! 🤗 Yeah, Dad is really good with the drone. But we almost crashed it that day! It was just a few inches from a disaster 😂 Too many trees for one of the first flights 🌲
I have commented on your videos several times as I always enjoy them. In one of those comments I told you how it was important to me to have my dog be obedient off-leash. It's not hard. But today I had another dog attack my dog and it was not a pretty scene. I wished I had had a weapon with me because the attack went on longer than I would have liked. I'm not trying to frighten you, I just want you to have something in the back of your head to know that you need to be prepared for those types of things that you hope will never happen
Great video :) Elvis is my first Tervuren so I don´t know if they all do it - but Elvis drool. It happens when he is very active, concentrated or waiting for food. I didn´t know that he would do that...
Drooling for food is normal, salivating as they anticipate the food. Drooling after exercise is expected. They are double coated and drooling and panting help regulate their body temp. Hot weather is hard on the Belgians. Anytime they're active, they're going to be drooling. Even in the winter.
That’s a great point. Rancho does drool much more than other dogs. Not when he’s calm but when excited, worried or just is a new situation. And I even heard someone else say the same thing. So maybe it is a terv thing!
Wow that's 5 things I know About Shepherds
Thanks for watching 😘
I assume the light build is part of the equation to why belgies don't seem to have as many physical health problems with for example joints as some other breeds of the size and energy.
I remember some breed descriptions warning about overfeeding belgies or they become fat and lazy and you say most people have trouble keeping the weight on their dogs :D Goes to show that you want to have a lot of sources and anecdotal experiences from owners before making your mind on what kind of breed you're getting into.
"They're so eager to do stuff and please you that you need to think twice before giving them command" sounds like my way of doing things. Personality match and requirement to grow as a person seems welcome. I've come so far and become so realistic about getting the dog finally, that I searched for local dog training only to find that for reasonable prices there's puppy training, every day life training and activity/skill training available nearby. I've also been thinking of getting a sled (the kind of plastic one for kids) for winter and how convenient it would be to let the dog pull the bicycle to the beach when I'm going swimming in the summer. Seems like a great breed for people who love doing sports and stuff outside, but can't bother going outside alone. Always hated trying to find a friend who'd come to play tennis or swim or ice hockey with me and would sometimes just do it every other day of the week alone because I had to get to do it.
These videos are so welcome in confirming the decision. The breed descriptions and random people talking about it are always fearmongering and scaring you "you must be superhuman athlete and live outside all the time and train this breed non-stop if you want to get one or it'll first destroy your apartment, then kill every creature on the planet and finally expode" and makes you question if you can own a dog that is not a wall painting. At least I have been already questioning myself constantly "what if there's a single day in the next 15 years I'm not in the mood or shape to go run mindlessly for an hour or two" before even seeing those videos. For example it's a long friday and all I've been thinking is that I could've spent the whole day outside with the dog if I had one, instead of sitting home without doing anything.
Hola, muy buen video.
A qué edad dejó de crecer rancho en altura?.... Ok hasta qué edad dejan de crecer en altura los Tervueren machos?
Just a question, is there going to be any other episode of Professor Rancho’s classes?
There might be!
I have a mixed Malinois and he's very thin, in spite of me feeding him a boiled turkey meat or beef everyday with his dry dog food.
When he was younger, he was much thinner and people on street would ask me, why he so thin, like I'm not feeding him on purpose.
Plus, he has a sensitive stomach, for instance, he cannot digest chicken meat and rice.
And he has a white fur around his mouth and nose from 8-9 month old.
Rancho... You're so smart, you know where your apartment is😍😁 My Cockapoo Snickers thinks you're gray hair makes you look like a distinguished gentleman 😁
Awwww! That’s so sweet of her ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you my friends. 🤗
❤️❤️❤️
😘
👍❤mon tervueren est très ressemblant à ce que vous décrivez
Toujours prêt à faire au mieux pour ses proches
Il aime jouer, surtout la balle, il ne me quitte pas et vient me solliciter pour ses sorties quotidiennes, ses envies avec ses jouets
C'est un animal reconnaissant, respectueux et respectable
Nous sommes complices et inséparables ❤❤❤
I cannot keep weight on my long-haired Scotch collie Titus either. I hit people accusing me of starving my dog when I feed him almost twice as much as the recommended amount and it's very high quality food
Another thing about Belgians is the AKC is an absolute mess compared to other dog breed organizations. My Groenendaal got her papers nuked because her grandsire was a Canadian Terv that got shown in one single AKC show. If the dog had not been shown, my dog could be registered because they care 2 generations within the AKC but they don’t care at all on imports that have no AKC history for 2 generations. The goofiest thing is, I could still register my Belgian in Canada or Europe and have puppies then be allowed to register those puppies as imported AKC dogs 🤦♀️ This all was discovered when one of my dog’s littermates started winning in a lot of shows so that the owners of a dog that was losing to her dug into the dog’s bloodline and found this problem and reported it to the AKC just to keep the dog and the competition out of the ring. Such disgusting sportsmanship and totally unaligned with how this breed should be treated, as they do in Europe where the breed originated, they are one breed with coat varieties.