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@@TruffleForager ik

It's looking good :-)

Thank pal

Hi Marco, thanks for commenting. You can certainly find truffles in SE England if you hit the right spots. And other truffles are everywhere. Most people just aren't looking. If you're thinking of getting your dog into some Truffle dog training specific stuff... you might be interested in this next event I'm putting on 3rd August. It's called the Summer Truffle Discovery Day (for dog owners and truffle lovers) It'll be in West Sussex. Want me to send you more info? ping me an email ben@truffleforager.com ✌️

Thanks Kerry!! yes you are so right! I struggle everytime 😄

@@TruffleForager hehe easily done. But once you know you know 👌

Do you know what, I don't know... which paper were you specifically referring too....as he's done many I believe. I'll try and see if I can find out. Good question.

no worries

haha yeah... been there and making the leap! Good luck

Yes exactly!! it's probbaly the difference between a pro and amateur truffle hunter. A lot of people struggle with the dogs eating the truffles. How though would be a longer convo. do you have a dog?

@@TruffleForager Aye, I wonder if you're able to teach a strict "NO!" in other aspects of their life and training previously, you're able to put that towards them consuming any truffle as they realize it will come with a negative reaction from us- the owner. However theyre such bloody ADHD creatures... im sure its still a big challenge to avoid them catching some dopamine when the opportunity arises for them 😆 Cheers for the response mate. And no I don't! Once I get some land and my homestead up and going, I do have slight intentions on investing my time into a truffle dog from young, but I'd want to be nearish an established forest for that to viable. Also a long, long way away! (2030s at the earliest 😅). Love to see your journey with Buddy though brotha, appreciate the unique and niche content

Don't worry, we go back ha!...

He's a good lad! - He was hoping for a tennis ball tho.. not a treat ha

@@TruffleForager Can never beat a good tennis ball to be fair 😂

Posh countryside near Windsor this is Moved out of london... thank goodness

I feel like my part of the country would be good too for this. Cornwall and Somerset. Not Devon. Too... devonish

HE's a legend! - Finds me truffles too

Nope.... most White truffles are found outside Italy

Thanks Skeet. I hear that

Nice one dude

You are very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Haha thank you 🙏 yes he is a gem of a dog… not sure about millions… but hopefully a few truffles to come 🤞🤞🤞

The freshness of moistness I’ve found makes all the difference 😀

Disgusting either way lol

​@@TruffleForager i heard they're a delicacy tho? I found one yesterday, I may give it a go.

Yes it is toxic. Different species within the genue have variying degrees of toxiscity as I understand it. However, if it is prepared in specific ways it can become edible... I am experimenting with this now for the first time. Boiling the mushroom several times to get rid of the toxins... The taste is yet to be determined haha... Probably not worth the effort. But in some countries it's considered a delicacy. NOT ONE TO TRY AT HOME KIDS ha.

@@bensweet5452 lol interesting, yeah defo too much effort, though if food is scarce... Great knowledge to attain aye! Preciate you sharing mate

Even a little goes a long way hahaha... these babies ended up making it to our UK Truffle Festival a few days later... hence why I kept going and collecting so many ha! - Elusive little devils these are! Glad you've been finding some :-) What's on the list of new shrooms to find this year?

Hey, thanks wakawaka!! glad you liked the video... planning to post more soon :-)

Thanks Sylvia, really glad you found the conversation useful. And exciting to hear abour what you're up to.. .What is PWC btw? forgive my lack of knowledge on abbreviations lol

@@TruffleForager No problem. It stands for Pembroke Welsh Corgi an amazing medium sized dog on very short legs classified in the herding group. Smart as can be, very confident and willing to argue his side of the story while being very loving and willing to learn at the same time.

Yeah I loved that emphasis also. I find it quite easy to act the fool and play like a crazy person with my dog… but I know a lot of people don’t automatically get the importance and of play and being exciting to your dog… glad the conversation covered this. Thanks for your comment Beatriz

Playing with my pup was difficult for me. We had Jack Russel Terriers for years and you handled them by being understated in your voice and movements unless you actually wanted them ricocheting off the walls. I have become more animated with my little guy but it has been a struggle for me. I really appreciated the tip about throwing the "fetch" toy and then racing the dog to it! Brilliant! I immediately tried that out in our afternoon play session and it was a BIG hit. And, I agree, Nate does a superb job explaining not only how to do something but also explaining the process and rationale behind the system. The learning never ends, and I mean that not just for my pup but me, the trainer of my pup, as well.

@@sylviamcneill4372 really interesting for me to learn about challenges with other breads and play and training etc. glad that chaseing ball tip was helpful tho 💪