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A great series, thank you! 😀

Hello jenma

Super useful, thank you!

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I would suggest that you get a harness for Chase for moments like that even if you keep it in your backpack, you can hold his weight without putting any strain on his neck, I aways walk my Collie with a harness.

Great video as always! 👏🏻

Love that you have Molly to show a beginner dog doing it, too. Definitely helps me see how to work with my girl. Also, random question, what is Chase's bed? And which size?

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Really loving this series 😁

Amazing video again!

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Switch is a great one to try with my border terrier. Thank you.

Super video, thank you! And Merry Christmas to you and Chase 🐶

I missed you coming back from your travels and you have a new dog now? How old is she? I remember doing this training with my boy and it's all good in theory but every dog breed is different. Border collies are famously known as the most trainable breed in the world. I had the most untrainable breed, known to obey when they'd want to. So with some food and without distractions all would go well. But because of the breed he was always a goofball when out and about. I wonder if you could guess what dog I had. He was a good guard dog, only barked to alert me of danger, like said obeyed commands 70% of the time when perfectly trained. Average life expectancy 13 years. Originally bred to hunt very large prey. Double layer of fur to keep him warm. Very stubborn and strong willed but he had a heart of gold and was never a dull day with him. I don't know if you've ever wondered if dogs love their owners? I have thought about it. Like obviously dogs are always very loving, that is why they are such a good pet, but is it because they are pack animals and genetically programmed to be naturally affectionate to their pack or do they genuinely love their owner because they choose to? It's just something I've wondered about in the past and I'm not sure I could ever get a border collie for that reason. I could never be sure he'd be truly loyal. Lets say a border collie was kidnapped and loved just as much by his new owner. Would he remain loyal or would be quickly adapt to his new environment and be a dog showing affection all over again no matter who to..? I know it's such a superficial thing really but I've seen owners be rather abusive at times and still the breed they had was just naturally obedient and would always rather be with them than not despite not getting any love in return. It's just something that I find interesting about dogs. Have a nice christmas.

Oh, she is beautiful. I did not know you had two dogs. Is she new to you and she looks very large is she a mix or a pure bed Border Collie?

Great next step in the journey, thank you!

Border Collies are among the smartest dogs, dogs of other breeds will take longer to learn. Thank you💞🐾💞🐾

Well, first of all, I believe God gave them to him or her and my breeder who does agility and I would think that would be the most dangerous of sports because they twist and turn and I herding also I guess I would say depending how far up or down they are and are they floppy or are they pretty stuck to the dogs skin and bone can I ask how old your dog is?

Amazing video! And nice to see another collie too 🤩

Thank you 😊Just did this with my border collie. Your videos have been so helpful. I don’t know if it’s a breed thing (I know they are very smart) but first dog I’m actually having success with. She’s the best and sweetest dog I’ve ever had.

Such an amazing job!!! 🤩 🤩

This is lovely but can we see what happens when the food runs out? Also, with feeding his entire breakfast whilst out, is there not an increased risk of bloat?

What's revolutionary about training a border collie? Take some basenji or afghan and try to showoff with them

Thank you so much for this! Going to be using this on our two mini dachshunds :)

My dog learned how to stand in 10 min. Good video!

shouldn't you be teaching your border collie brain surgery?

The Monks of New Skete had a good method if you have a young puppy. I raised all my puppies that way over the years and all my dogs learned to keep a close eye on me when off lead. Jemma's method is great for older dogs though. 🙂

Beautiful location 😊

My dog I have taught to keep close proximity off lead. He enjoys the freedom having been caged and left for long periods as a puppy till we rehomed him. He suffers a lot from separation anxiety.

I'd love to see a dog trainer doung all these lovely exercises live wigh Norwegian Elkhounds. Every trainer seems to use collies, labs, sheperds, staffies and the like. No big deal.

In my corner of the world, the breed of dog I choose to include in my family is not allowed off lead in any public space (including those areas specifically designated as off leash), but this is fascinating to watch. I've never seen close proximity as a desired training outcome.

How do you train your dog for close off lead proximity??

I love how he's telling you how hard that stand stay in motion is, lol.

My dog does it with an open mouth grazing his teeth on my hand, tops to encourage just his nose?

Brilliant.

Fantastique 👍👍👍 Woof woof 🐶🤝 Lui

Amazing, and beautiful your resilience helped her come over any past sadness. Thank you ❤❤❤

Great video Jem with great music associated with it. Brilliant and so true

I do agree with you, to allow a dog to be a dog, to let a dog lead us sometimes (or let it believe it is leading) must be among the most important things we help our dogs with. For me, the goal of basic training is to help the dog to tools and coping skills strong enough to give the dog freedom to be a dog. (On my way right now straight up north to collect a reacue)

What do you think is the most important element of dog training?? Let me know your thoughts…

Thumbnail is absolutely gorgeous my friend! Fantastic work 👏👏

Great video from Spain

Beautiful setting! Chase is amazing 🤩

This is gold for me who very soon will go and adopt a small one. Thank you. Chase is a diamond.

I have always thought one of the biggest benefits of using a muzzle is to scare people away in crowded areas, so I was very surprised someone came down with his hand to the dog? Even I would read a muzzle as a very clear signal: "Don't go near the dog!". People are strange animals. Thank you very much for this piece of education! Chase did so very well; a wonderful dog!

Wonderful! A day full of drama, beauty and new experiences! You're brave and smart! And what a dog he is, Chase!

And structure walk video coming

Love the video

Outstanding presentation my friend, you filmed and edited this whole video so enjoyably! Love it 👌👌