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Very logical, straigt forward. Great session.

The genuine joy at the end is contagious!

Very well done.. Real life traing, not overly staged. Thanks

Is there any reason why you don’t use “wings” for the jump or place it perpendicular to a wall to decrease the chance the dog will run around it? It seems a hallway might be good. Guidelines for when it’s ok to teach this? Ie) up to X inches before a year. Height from 1 yr - 2 yr. Height after 2yrs ie) growth plates closed.

Gonna make my hound look for the phone my parents hide, thanks

What does MWD stand for please?

I have my first mal (not first dog). He’s only 8 months & he’s the first I am training more than “pet” obedience. Regarding the speed & accuracy- am I correct that it comes with training? He has learned more commands than my previous dogs, but he does not have nearly the speed & precision of the dogs in your video. I have assumed it’s because I am still learning these techniques myself. Ie) these dogs are capable of precision & speed but we need to teach them how to direct it. Hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance. Really enjoying what I am watching. Thank-you!

Love this video! I think this topic needs to be discussed more. I assume this is the a minimum you recommend. Seems a couple reps of this would be better.

Like the idea of 101, 102, 103 videos.

Hi. First time viewing one of your videos. I stopped & asked what “chloric” meant literally the second before you put the definition on the screen. Lol Deleted that comment. Appreciate the game & also sharing part 1. I think it helps us to learn & not be discouraged when we novices make mistakes. Ie) it should be expected. Will be watching part 1 & then the video with the 4 “personalities”. Have my first mal. Adopted from shelter when he was 9 weeks. Have had and pet trained other larger dogs - mostly working dog crosses. He is 9 months. Doing well. Want to do the best for him & increase my abilities. I was originally going to go quickly into scent work. Instead have been focusing more on obedience & learning how to play “tug” like French ring trainers. Figured it’s safer. Not sure if I will do bite work on people at this point. I have a question - I heard from one trainer that with obedience all the reward is with the trainer. Scent work reward is away from handler & consequently it may decrease the obedience. Your thoughts? Thank-you for sharing the videos.

Thank you!

Lol, best belly laugh I've had all day. Anyhow, thanks for the box video.

very well done. I appreciated the detail of adjusting the trainiing to the ability and tempermant of the animal

Best video so far 😂

Thanks!

lol this is so cute (im first pls pin)

What's the best healthy dog dental treats? Can you make a video for maybe send me a website that I could see what's the best dental dog treats 4? What is the dental dog tree to feed your goat?

Intro😂😂😂

Why is it a goal for them to be off leash? I get it it’s cool and makes you look like a good trainer and the dog feels freer. However, it’s irresponsible in reality for the lay person. So many things can happen that can be dangerous to the dog and others. The dog can run off, get lost, get hit by a car, run after another dog and fight, run up to a person and bite them, ect. How can you ignore these real possibilities? If it’s a military dog I get it. But not the average family dog.

Lesson herein - be it human or animal, always get an expert opinion… the generalist is just that, like a primary care physician, y’all wouldn’t trust them to treat your diabetes or cancer diagnosis, no, you’d want to avail yourself of the experts for that condition (note/disclaimer: this obviously doesn’t apply to MAGA trumpies, who as we’ve seen during the Covid pandemic, many times chose to disregard the science and medical experts, oftentimes paying w/ their life and the financial well-being of their families, just b/c they were too ignorant to release that they didn’t understand how to separate fact from fiction)

Love this!

great video thanks

Hay alguien que me sepa explicar en qué consiste la eutanasia del perro? Procedimiento y tiempo empleado. Gracias.

Thank you for doing what you love to do for us and giving your family and friends and partners and I'm so sorry for your lost and family now and God is watching over you and you are watching over us and the Job you have always loved to do and if you ask me if I had tears Yes I did for any animal or animals that has lost their life and you are know as a hero klink

My dog have toy drive does not even take on food while training. And thats make it hard to get the good heal. He walks to much for me. Its not shoulder to leg but ribs to leg

I love this😍😍😍 thankyou i wanna see more please. I have a amstaff that i train in obience.

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Thanks, I will give it a try

Would they be willing to help me open another shelter in kenya I will help them get new owners in kenya

Thanks a lot, I have a fearfull Mali and I'lltry it.

love it thank you

I am trying to figure out what that orange tube tug is made of?

Could you sometime teach the Stand? I seem to have the most trouble with this one. I like to mix my languages, with some commands in one foreign language and some in others. I also use an unusual release word so they don't accidentally release in a competitive setting or with a word a casual acquaintance might use in conversation. Thank you for your videos!

She totally knows the word "toy", haha.

I like to pull my long line out of the street, in case it could somehow get caught up in the car's wheels or something. (Just paranoid me trying to be safe.)

Maybe that one time she hesitated on down you were slightly more blocking her straight way down with your shoulder? Good video, though! Thanks.

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I literally learned nothing, this dog already has a good recall. Please teach how to train a recall with a dog that has ZERO!

Amazing channel that needs more exposure.

What an amazing experience and your video is bringing me back to an extraordinary time in my life as well - happy weekend ahead and hoping to be alive in the next eclipse in PUERTO VALLARTA

That was awesome

HEARTWARMING AND HEARTBREAKING 💔. DEEPEST HEARTFELT SYMPATHY FOR THE FAMILY, FRIENDS AND DEPARTMENT OF K9 🐕‍🦺 KLINK 🙏🌟. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC BUT FOR BEING BY YOUR PARTNERS SIDE ❤🤍💙. Rest Well You've deserved it and will/was .et on the other side of the Rainbow 🌈Bridge by ALL your other K9 Brothers and Sisters who've gone before you 😇🥰.

Just watching the video makes me feel like my depression is gone. Thank you.

정말 감동적이다.

I liked this vid too :)

Nice video. I'm trying to figure out if my 18 month old Malinois is Vito or Michael Corleone. He gets excited when it's time to eat or go out, but it's very calm and relaxed 90% of the time. No apparent prey drive, but is food driven. Because his calmness it's been easy to train. Walks off leash perfectly. Doesn't care about other dogs. Doesn't bark randomly- barely at all. Can stay in one place on command pretty much forever. The problem is he seems too calm. Not a care in the world other than the aforementioned outside and meal times.

105 lb Malinois??? Hmmm🧐

I don’t like my dogs to be ahead of me and walking me.

Tea tree oil is good for ears