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lol the dog needs a certificate for the stupidity of humans drunk people in trains are the reason i would never do it with or without a piece of paper never again am i going to get left behind on a train station because of a drunk guy that cant repect a no

Why do you need a dog on the train?

My dream job is to be a dog sitter. I'm an HR manager LOL He seems to be a fine fellow to me. .

I've noticed that the groomers where we live often can't take on new clients now. It didn't use to be like that. Maybe there are just fewer groomers around. But we can always get our Belgians groomed after a wait at a pet store nearby. Their groomers seem to really like our dogs and our dogs are happy there--especially the boy, who loves the attention. I never considered that their breed might have anything to do with whether they could get appointments--I'll keep that in mind. Jack is so pretty that I'd think a groomer would love to work with him.

A lot of dog groomers will just groom small dogs. The amount of money per hour is higher sticking to small breeds, so if you're established to the point you're booked out, it makes sense honestly. Most people are not willing to pay the amount of money to get their large breed groomed that would result in the same income to the groomer. I just bought a force dryer and will do it myself.

He doesn't need the groomers he looks great the way he is

I sympathise, there can be a lot of flakey people in these areas of work! We've had lots of communication fizzle out too, I'm not sure if some of them get a bit turned off because it's not a nice "easy" breed. My boy is still a lot more wary of other people than Jack is, so he needs a very confident handler. It's been more expensive but more effective for us to have 2 - 3 paid meetups with potential sitters first. First meeting is a 30 minute walk around his usual park, if that goes well we'll have a second meet at the park and walk back to the house, third meeting is the sitter coming directly to the house and spending 10 - 15 minutes alone with him (if we get to this stage it's pretty much a sure thing). We've managed to find a few brilliant people that he loves that way.

FYI - I never take my SD on escalators unless I have to do so. I use the elevator.

I honestly believe Groenendaels are one the most beautiful breeds.

Im surprised she had you take him to a busy supermrket day 1 - Your poor boy is so stressed he's drooling.

Getting snappy at someone touching him can get him banned from the stores because it will be considered aggression - People aren't supposed to pet them but people, and kids especially, will.

Très beau et intelligent chien !!! 👍

Thank you for these interesting videos of Jack! I have a 8 month old Groenendael male so this is particularly valuable to me.

Excellent! Thanks for your continuing adventures. Where are you located?

My little girl runs the house. When she want to do something she will tell you and is relentless until she gets her way. I love this breed, but you can’t be a couch potato.

I would never give chicken bones to any dog.

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Wishing you the best of luck with this . These are one of the most intelligent breeds so I’m sure he will be perfect for this , he has a wonderful temperament 👏👏

Wishing you the best of luck with this . These are one of the most intelligent breeds so I’m sure he will be perfect for this , he has a wonderful temperament 👏👏

There is a part 2 coming that shows his public access test walkthrough to determine what needs to be trained.

Really interesting. I wish I could give this video 10 likes. It sounded like she was calling him Flash. Is his full name Jumpin Jack Flash? 😀

Can anybody just have a working dog so they can take them wherever they go ? I would love that

❤ black dogs at night ♥️ Jack is so beautiful and engaged with what goes on around him. I enjoy watching our Belgians enjoying the world. They're very much related to Jack.

Awww jack 😄

Where you live looks really beautiful. Those plants. And fluffy black fauna. ♥️🐺

Dogs = joy. Great for our mental health! I loved this video and that music was perfect. The brown weiner dog had some words for you--what did you do? 😂♥️

Do you play ball or frisbee with Jack?

Mariachi music kind of works for Jack.

Beautiful!

How old your dog friend girl or boy

Please let him run through the field, I need it!

Loving the breeze from that fan! Beautiful dog!!!

Just wait until he finds the mist off of a pressure washer. Mine stands infront of me to get misted lol

Gorgeous coat!😍

We were at the vet's today too! It's taken months to get him comfortable with the staff there. He doesn't like them rummaging around and doing check ups either but will happily accept a cuddle from all the nurses.

Eat for seeing eye and support dogs

sounds more like you and others like you are actually the problem! your dog should not be running up to anyone else's dog uninvited or people, if that is happening your dog is out of control and needs lost more training and kept on a long line until it can stop that behaviour - that is exactly how fights happen. why are you allowing your dog to crowd the gate....that is all on you and you're the moron for allowing your dog to exhibit that behaviour! people should be able to get through the gate without your dog being up in their dogs face. truth of the matter is you have limited control over your dog and you are blaming others for not wanting your dog involved in their play session. I wouldn't use a dog park unless it is empty and to practice recall in a safe area, I wouldn't bother going into them otherwise, most folk cannot control their dog or read body language. as evident in what this guy and other are allowing their dogs to do. what ever happened to playing with your own dog? dogs do not need to be playing with random dogs that you know jack all about, that's a recipe for disaster, they need to be playing and training with you, they are not public property. I go through the park walking, playing and training my dog and I'm lucky if I see 1 other person playing with their dog, most just walk around, their dogs are bored AF.

In a perfect world where everyone puts the time and effort in to train a dog, a dog park would be great. As it is not a perfect world I would not take my dogs anywhere near a dog park. Just my opinion.

You seem like a really nice guy, but can I say, the reason a lot of owners wouldn't want your dog near them or coming up to them is because their dog is reactive, through fear or stress, and this would really upset them and might even trigger them to get aggressive. Reactive dogs also need exercise, and I don't really understand why it's a problem for you to keep your dog away from other dogs unless the owner says their dog is good with others. You say that their dog might get upset if your dog approaches, and thats the "only problem" but as an owner of a fear reactive border collie I can tell you it's a BIG problem when other owners let their dogs come up unsolicited as it can undo weeks of training and end up in bad situations. There must be dog owners who are happy for their dogs to interact with yours. I would try to consider it from both points of view and see if You can't find people who are happy to let their dog play. when I first had my baby as a puppy I didn't understand why some people would just walk their dog away from us, and Iwas upset, but when my dog developed fear reactivity based on being attacked in a park by a dog that just came up to her unsolicited, even now at 6 years she never got over it, and now I understand that not alldogs are okwith other dogs. Take care and enjoy your beautiful dog :)

i'd never take any dog of mine to a dog park, it's bad enough dealing with idiot owners out in the real world without dealing with them and their out of control dogs in a confined space ! canines have their own pack , they dont need park buddies !

I get you for the most part. But seems you are not totally innocent. You have a dog with pushy, dominant, herding instinct and let it do it to random dogs trying to get in the park. That's a bit annoying and some people and dogs for that matter will not like that. Dog parks suck for the most part. Glad I can let my fiesty Doberman run in empty fields and rough to chase rabbits and deer. He does have a couple of friends but otherwise all the other dogs are fkn nuts. One attacked Max the other week on the farm track. He then learned that a Doberman is a Judo master. 😂

I agree with your comments about some owners who think they've done their duty by bringing their dog to the park while they spend their time socialising or on their phone that they're not keeping an eye on the dog. My Groenendael x Border Collie loves our local park on the GC. He's well know as we live only a couple of hundred metres from the park and he's very friendly and sociable with other dogs but is very ball focused. Some dogs will want to steal my dog's ball and he lets them a few times but he eventually get's the shits when he doesn't get it back. Sadly, some owners are more concerned about the warning growls my dog gives to these repeat offenders than actually trying to correct their dog for doing the wrong thing.

I have a Mal, and would never dream of taking him to a dog park. It's a recipe for disaster. He's happy around me, dogs he knows, and there is no need for him to make friends with every other dog. Good luck with yours though.

I take my GSD/Husky 6 days a week. For 2 years now I got him at 1yr old. Only once has he gotten a single puncture. If there are a bunch of dogs at the gate I use body pressure to get me and my dog a path in. The only time I have done hands on is to grab a collar either in a minor fight or to pull down a humper off someone else’s dog that doesn’t say no. My dog will give another dog he likes 3 seconds if he doesn’t know the dog it is an immediate no get off my butt.

Belgium shepherds are the best. I've been scared of dogs my whole life. I still am a little bit , except for my brother's dog. He's a kind loving Belgium shepherd, just like yours. He was attacked by another dog when he ~8 months old) and it was very scary. I can't imagine going to a dog park with him. I am too scared of what the other dogs might do. I know socialising is important but I can't go trough that again. I try to play with him and only go around my friends dogs because I know they are safe dogs. I love watching your channel because my brother moved and I don't get to see the his dog as often.

We stopped going to the dog park years ago for all of the reasons you mentioned. Jack's park looks huge compared to ours--a potentially great space. It's too bad that people don't bother to educate themselves about their dogs and dog behavior in general.

Jack has a normal Belgian temperament , my boy was the same but i also spent alot of time training for worst case scenarios .

HAPPY CHAPPY!!!

Good Morning Mummy!!!😂

Did Jack ever calm down, and at what age? My girl is 8 months old and kind of a terror. I know they are an energetic breed, but my god, lol.