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I though that all citrus is harmful to dogs, but lime is ok?...

I've got 2 heelers. Best family dogs I've ever had. They both are fully devoted to our family! Don't walk on our property unless ya wanna be missing chunks of ya legs 😂

This is RECIPROCITY… At its finest… I just love your video way too much… Sorry for over commenting… And then I have to edit this one, because oh my God, you introducing them to the chickens came to mind… How they aren’t allowed to get them… You’re so great! You have helped our family tremendously.

This is RECIPROCITY… At its finest… I just love your video way too much… Sorry for over commenting…

My gawd! You gave me so many ideas in the first three minutes of your video… I’m so grateful to you! I’m going to watch the rest, of course, because I’m pretty sure I’m gonna get a lot of really great advice right here… My Ogie and your Cowboy are similar…I love them both so hard! And what an amazing young man you are… Your parents have to be the proudest, lol! I only say this because, as a parent, I would be… And I’m old enough to be… I just love your stuff.

My gawd! You gave me so many ideas in the first three minutes of your video… I’m so grateful to you! I’m gonna watch the rest, of course, because I’m pretty sure I’m gonna get a lot of really great advice right here… My Ogie and your Cowboy are similar…I love them both so hard! OK, I die, at the rest of it… I love it too much!

I am a huge fan of herding breeds, too. They are cllenging, but also so fun to train, because of their intelligence. I think they make great companions.

Very impressive how both dogs calmly STAYED when the jogger ran past them. Kudos to your training of them

My female ACD Ruthie is about Cowboy's age--born July 12, 2020--another Covid puppy. Your description of Cowboy fits Ruthie perfectly! Ruthie is smaller at 37.5 lbs. Having a male Malinois also in our home provides mental stimulation for Ruthie: stealing the Malinois' rawhides like Capture the Flag; tug-of-wars; and taking zero grief from the Malinois. Ruthie will treat the Malinois like a wayward steer with no hesitation or back-down. They're good together. Something else: Ruthie LOVES to swim, even during a cold-spell to retrieve a ball from the river but especially to cool off when it's warm. THANKS FOR THE EXCELLENT VIDEO.

If you want to sell products to me, I'd prefer advertising that didn't start with "your to stupid to own a cattle dog or a herding dog".. I do live on a large property and he is my 5th herder. He definitely won't be sitting around the couch, eating treats all day.

Stop. With the kibble! Fresh food or raw. High quality.food!!!

My Corgi is top tier smartness !

For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕

I had a corgi. Not as smart as a cattle dog but pretty close lol

He’s a dog’s dog !!❤️!!

Beautiful story of life now & a new business/friend relationship. Enjoy your desk!

I bought some Sea Kelp and my dog loves it.

I bought some Sea Kelp and my dog loves it.

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My poor German Shepherd has just done this to herself and I had no idea what to do. Will give this a shot in the morning! Thankyou. Your dog is a sweetie.

He's such a pretty boy.

I don’t agree with you. They are not a city dog

My Blue don’t bite he’s a good dog. Jack is my best dog. But he is out every day working on my farm

My Rottweiler attacks the wheels on trashcan

First of all: Thank you so much for this video. I've got a 4 month old blue heeler and seeing this gives me hope and a dream to work on to have her behave the same way. Im already practicing everyday with her but the trick with the "No" on the long line is something I will definitely pick up. Also the advice about not repeating the command I will follow. I agree with that you have to pinpoint the exact moment when to praise and when not to. At the moment, my heeler is constantly tugging my sleeves and holding my leg with her front paws when she gets excited. She sees it as a type of game and a "come play with me" which Im trying to get out of her. The cattledog academy sounds awesome. Unfortunately, I live in Europe. If you ever feel like doing a startup here, let me know :)

My Koda is 8 years old. He retired from herding several years ago due to a leg injury. He doesn't let that slow him down. He's the best dog I've ever owned. He's extremely loyal, intelligent and very protective. Hope you and Cowboy have many years together. 🐾🐾

Thx for the great video. I have a 1 1/2 yr old female blue heeler. When I dna tested her, results were 75% ACD. Her coloring is spot on for full blooded heeler. Her jaw is slightly narrower, and her legs are a bit longer than Cowboys. But not by much. Also, she is very attached to me and hubby equally, unless we try to hug, lol. Is the American ACD vs Australian ACD a little different? I see other ACD YT channels, and their dogs are built more like mine. Not as stocky and compact as Cowboy. Just curious because I heard of the Queensland Heeler and wonder what that means.

Our cattle dog Albert, is every bit of these 3 things you speak to. People know they are being scrutinized when walking by the house. He's warming up to my wife, been 5 years now. But when im gone, he's all about keeping the house safe and her. Its like a light switch when i come home, hugs are not allowed, i could be hurt.. only when he's not watching for the first few days!

I love my female blue heeler puppies she's 4 months old so smart

I've been watching your videos for the last couple of weeks, and you're the reason I'm getting one! Very informational content keep doing what you're doing mate!

I love my red heeler. He's can't be 5 feet away. Loyal as all get out!

I’m Autistic and my parents were totally against me getting my cattle dog, but she’s my best friend and follows me everywhere. So much we had to have her regestered as a service dog, because if she gets separated from me she flung her self through a car window to get to me when I had a Autisim breakdown. And she’s we never did really any training, she just decided that I’m her job. It’s funny how against the breed they were until we got her, now my dads trying to find a pup for him and mom too.

Amazing breed and Cowboy is such a handsome boy!

Our guy is super loyal as well; at first he scared me when he showed it, lol! Thank you for the link… I will check it out😊

Love most of the advice, but if my blue heeler pup starts nipping my ankles and If I were to turn around and ignore him, he would go to town on the back of my calf's 😢😂 for any other bad behaviour that may work but with nipping if you let it go it will just get worse as it's seen as acceptable behaviour

Cómo puedo enseñarle el ven con el collar eléctrico por favor

Hes a good one.

Too late. Got one in july

There's is such a thing as too many vitamins, minerals, protein etc that can cause people and animals harm. I think it's great your business is doing great. I think maybe there's more profit not selling dog food and just pitching the toppers. More power to you not imo a real good high quality dog food should have everything a good needs.

Why don't you sell dog food?

Doesn't a good dog food already have all the things a dog needs? Seriously people

Great stuff, keep up the great work!

I, too, find that keeping in shape helps as a dog owner. It makes for more graceful moves when you trip over the dog. I like your channel. It helps me with my Kelpie. I'm so glad to see it growing! Congratulations!

Fantastic Dogs -- yes they will bite a stranger if that stranger does not back off when confronted. one of the reasons I love them -- but that trait is not for everyone.

Love blue heeler

Since I rarely leave my GusGus home and he’s always in the car but afraid of the front seat…what do you have covering your back seat??? It looks like it doesn’t move when Cowboy jumps on it.

Perfect description of my GusGus…although we left the double wide for an apartment. Lol

Clean

I like how you incorporated parkour skills in this video. My GusGus is trained with obedience, therapy, service, and is now working parkour. It keeps his ACD brain from getting bored.

They are a very fun breed and very intelligent. My boy was playing catch at 6 weeks old for 30 min at a time. It's was amazing how he stayed so focused and was he was never distracted within the house. Outside, if he smells something, he will sidetrack a bit, but come rught back to it. He took it upon himself to catch wild rabbits, but I will call his name and say, "Stop it." He listens pretty well.