Trained both my European Doberman and Golden Retriever using Shield’s courses. Nothing like having total off-leash control of multiple dogs. Thank you, Haz!
I really enjoyed watching you two walk your dogs around the city, I usually don’t watch any UA-cam video til the end, I don’t have the attention span. But for some reason I found you guys really entertaining!! Your dogs are awesome! And I think “his friend” is funny!!
This is what it’s all about, two very well trained dogs chillin on a walk, traffic zooming by, still in control, one who scored 8th in a world championship, both live at home, having a normal home life, you guys are awesome, all of you.
They are on a walk, dogs are not, thry are working and it's not chill to them. Afcourse it is very impressive and i am sure these trainers are fantastic and these dogs get time off to chill and be dogs. But this walk is not chill for them.
@@catherinemorris908 I see dogs working, not on a chill walk. Never said it's a bad thing or anything, just that saying thery are on a chill walk is misleading. Lighten up though, it's not that deep.
I strongly agree with you when you say the e collar is the most humane, I found when I wasn’t using the e collar I was having to resort to much more primitive forms of pressure to ensure compliance.
Well done, guys! This episode was top-tier. Carson, don’t listen to Haz - you were the real star here. You didn’t even have to talk as much as Haz and still nailed it. You two are like the perfect odd couple! Definitely need to do more like this one. :)
Great walk! Thanks to Haz and this chanell my dog (mix Polish Hunting Dog) have much less stress, because I'm more clear for him and more calm. I finally realized and understood "genetic" and I chilled out - I can't be mad at the dog because he is what he is. I've started to manage more and be more consistent and I've stoped to be affraid of plaing in a rough way with my crazy dog. He is off leash every day, besides the roads and in vincity of the cars. I don't use an ecollar, because I think I'm not educated enough now. Actually this dog makes me to interest in dog training, because he want so much to do things with a handler, but also love chase animals, cats, love tracking animals if you don't prepare something, and love bitches during heat. So I had to learn a lot quickly and I'm still learning to keep him free and happy and safe. It is also fun for me. Thank you for your job and good will and best regards from Poland for Carlson. His dog remembered me when my dog found some fish throwen away by fishers, and ate it, growling at me... He also got some "dog" inside, that is way I like so much your content.
Cool!! Loved the vid also - if anyone is considering the shield courses or books - do it !! I had a highly reactive Malinois that could never be off leash. Took the shield reactive dog course and bought the book and did everything on the course and now have a still fierce but obedient dog!!
This one was really cool. Got your book through Amazon just now. I own a little cockapoo and mini doodle. They’re e collar trained, I think we’re ok but would love to be a little better.
So many awesome things happening in this video! Showing high level sport dogs with functional ob is the first! I hate people that have sport dogs and claim they can’t/should not have functional “pet” ob, it never made any sense to me. Also, proving one of the most important things about e collar. It’s not a crutch, it’s a training aid. Once a dog is fully trained on it you shouldn’t need to hold it and press buttons every gd second, constantly nagging at the dog. If that’s the case, then the dog is not trained to be reliable lol. But, it is a nice tool to have in case there’s really big competing motivators around, like the slice of pizza on the ground that made Carson’s dog break position. Love that you kept that clip in there, some have too big of an ego to show that their dog is in fact an animal capable of making mistakes. I’m pretty positive that if his dog didn’t have an e collar on, Carson would still have been able to make the dog drop it and reinforce the correct behavior. E collar is just one of many “delivery systems” but it certainly is not what makes the training, that is always on the handler. Case in point, Carson was also rewarding his dog for good behavior 😂 This video really showcased how dogs that are reliable don’t need incessant feedback positive or negative, yet they are alway learning, so you can enjoy a cup of coffee on a walk without much worry and very nonchalantly remind your dog what the outcomes for both good and bad behavior are 🤷🏼♀️
Thanks for showing that it's possible to do everyday sheet with your boys. I'm training my 12 week old blk German Shepherd pup now with your system. I've been on a waiting list for 1.5yrs to get my boy "Ryker " and I've researched numerous trainers online before I picked shield K9. I live in the ADK mnts with no one else around to train with. I'm hoping one day to visit Shield K9. Thanks for all the info you put out. Besides, I'm kinda a dick and can relate with you life attitude. Lmao. 26yrs as a Sgt in NYSDOCCS, now retired makes you that way.
I've never seen a "positive only" trainer show off with a high drive working line dog like a Dutchie, Malinois, or GSD. It's always pound puppies and show line dogs.
Oh com'on! We want to see the poodle pass by!!! Lol! Real situation and real "loss of training this particular situation" but it happens and while the wise choice would be ofc not to do it off-leash from the start, that it a real "what would happen". Ofc at this point I'm thinking that you made the best one of avoiding it. "Everything decays in time" best said
Hey, Wayyyy to Go Haz 👌 Wishing you Both the very Happiest, Healthiest, and most Prosperous of New Year's both Now and Always. Cheers, Bruce and Alena 🐾 👍✔️ P.S. you "might" want to try Hackin' your Horses like this Tooo ! You'll be Surprised 🙀🤣🤣🐾👍✔️ Enjoy your Canadian Winter 🤣🤣Rock On Brother 🐾👍✔️
@@FusionDogTraining Where did it hurt you? 😜 Just post you walking your dog off leash in city street. Prove that you can back up your word with action. Else next. You all just parrot same criticism while you never show any proof of your work.
@@FusionDogTraining You need me to spell it out for you? Your knowledge is horseshit. You're in no position to evaluate, especially you can't showcase proof of you accomplishment. Has "dog training" your username/channel name and you can't show baseline functional obedience? Fraud.
People will complain about anything. I can't keep my dog from climbing every little snow bank and sliding down it and she has some short pit bull kinda fur.
The comments are wild. What a bunch of weirdos. I took my dogs out for a run today. Not sure how cold you guys are up there, but It was 10 degrees here (in Freedom units) and they loved it. Also, I encourage everyone to read their municipal leash laws. Rarely have I encountered one that specifies an actual physical tether. Most just say "be in control." Even the signs that say "dogs must be leashed" have very little enforceability if the dogs are not a disturbance.
Laughed out loud many times when watching this video.😂 My 4 year old intact, high drive male Malinios, is E collar trained, therefore I work him off leash all the time. What pisses me off is these idiots with their dog off leash that have no recall whatsoever. They do not understand the level of control that I have to have over my dog, so he doesn't kick their dogs ass, as it aggressively rushes us, usually growling. My dogs neutrality to other dogs/people, is something that pet dog people don't understand. Thanks for explaining it, Haz! Neutrality is also something that I have to maintain,after multiple reactive dogs coming at him. Luckily its usually, its maybe a correction once a year or 24 months, once does the trick. That was something that I learned from Haz. Thank you, Haz!!!!🎉
Hi, I am from Belgium . I don't do sports with my 22months young German shepherd intact male. But I do walk and play with him off leash every single day. I actually don't live in the city. He is free to run , sniff , do all his dog stuff, but I do play with him all the time during every walk.Every play is at the same time an excercise. He is not gonna chase other dogs, cats,....anymore . He obeys me from wathever distance, every sit, stay or down command in the blink of an eye. And....if I allow him and another dogowner allows it....he will play and be friendly with another dog. But he will come back to me out of that play, the instant I recall him to me. He loves meeting other people and is friendly, again only if I allow him and if the person is comfortable with it. I wont allow people to touch him unless asked. I trained him one to one in an off leash training with a reputable Belgian trainer. I do use an e-collar, but I only allowed myself to start using the e-collar after I was trained how to work with it. My shepherd one year ago at 1 year old, was always taken away from other dogs at the city dogshool, because he couldnt handle his excitement around other dogs. We couldn't train with the others. He went crazy. less then 6 months later after the private off leash course, he is one of the best behaved, happy and stable dogs one could wish and I can train off leash in a confident way with other dogs around him, even if he has to sit 20m away from me. And by the way...after we really became a team. I rarely have to use the e-collar ever. Our connection is primarely founded on play. But I keep saying that an e-collar is the only efficient way to train a dog off leash, it is not harsh or cruel. And it allows any dog ( my shepherd, as I explained was not an easy one in the beginning) to enjoy his live without a cord strapped to his neck. In Belgian e-collars will be banned from 2027. Sad. It is also forbidden to have a dog off leash, so I do risk a fine...But where I live it is not the city, so I do not worry to much
@ Bedankt voor de tip! Alleen jammer dat Zulte uit de richting ligt voor mij. Ik woon namelijk in Limburg... In Amerika zouden ze zeggen dat dat vlak bij elkaar ligt 😁
The dog keeping rules in Germany don't allow the use of e- collars, that's why noone uses them here. (The use of any electrical devices for disciplinary purposes (electrical fence, anti-bark, collars with remote control) is not allowed.)
They weren’t so calm lol. Ears back, but tails were crazy. They were aroused but simultaneously thinking about us hence the ear position. Probably need a few more walks for them to calm down a bit.
I'm laughing so hard 😂 so pro you guys struggling with a simple walk 🤣 PS, nerd fact: eating snow as a source of hydration is actually a myth 😬 it actually does the OPPOSITE of hydrate 😂 "Eating snow is not the same as consuming water because snow is a solid that must melt before it becomes a fluid. Cells and organs in the body need water to be in a liquid state, so the body must work to heat and melt the snow once it is eaten. Because the organs must work harder to heat the ice and melt it, you will become further dehydrated rather than hydrated." So I would not rely on the snow & still bring/find water 🙃
My Shepherd always pukes whenever she eats snow. We have to muzzle her whenever she goes outside in the snow. It's annoying for her but I'd rather her not constantly throw up her food. 😅
I have no comment. You guys behaved poorly, unlike the dogs who were perfect. 😂🤭. Outstanding guys👍. "Keep It Real Keep It 💯" ™. All the Best in 2025, keep up the great work👏.🐕🦺🙏.
I do this daily with a mal dutch. I take him food shopping, walgreens, basically wherever I can and he loves it. He's neutral human and dog. He has that Lorockmore linebred look so they stay away. lol A waste of high level obedience to not do it imo.
What do you mean e collar. Don't tell me an e collar does not hurt. I've had g s ds all my life (I'm 90 ) they respond to verbal and sign, why change what has worked for 140 years ( this number includes my father's experience ) you talk like you discovered something to tell the dog community. Visit a farm with working dogs , might open your eyes. You would not stand a chance. Get rid of the e collar!!!!!
I know the dogs are impeccably trained but in the city I am in we have leash laws. I find it amazing those shots of off leash in town. I have had someone say something when my dog is in my front yard off leash, he is not as good as yours of course but he does not leave the yard unless I allow it. I just said sorry opened my door and let him in, he is also a GSD/Husky and pretty tall boy so I know some people see him in a yard and have a different reaction than a small dog. With the leash law here e collar doesn't count.
The city they are in has leash laws, but the dogs are so well behaved and glued to their handlers that anyone passing them by would think they had them on leashes anyway.
@@thatonedog819 No point to talk sense with an ignorant dims..t whom think only Tibetan Mastiff and similar breeds are real dogs. He conveniently missed this video. ua-cam.com/video/F_U28rpmUTU/v-deo.html Looking forward to him bringing his Tibetan Mastiff into town for off leash walk.
Not everyone is comfortable talking on camera, and some people are just not big talkers. Doesn't take away from their personality. Carson has assisted Haz in many instances, including the last National and World. He also has a good, well-timed sense of humor. Bottom line: why talk the way you do about someone you don't even know?
Personally, I thought Carsen was a perfect companion for this type of walk, he has a dry wit & fun personality, casual, down to earth, relaxed, easy going & with an awesome dog. Seriously, I think you have a problem - why critise someone you don't even know
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Trained both my European Doberman and Golden Retriever using Shield’s courses.
Nothing like having total off-leash control of multiple dogs. Thank you, Haz!
BOTH dogs are beautiful and I'm so impressed. We love seeing Carson too as he is a cool dude!
"I've never done it with another male" Good for you guys 😂😂😂 Just Kidding, nice video.
Hahahah!
"Pretty good for Agility"
I'm dead. 🤣
Love these banter video.
I really enjoyed watching you two walk your dogs around the city, I usually don’t watch any UA-cam video til the end, I don’t have the attention span. But for some reason I found you guys really entertaining!! Your dogs are awesome! And I think “his friend” is funny!!
This is what it’s all about, two very well trained dogs chillin on a walk, traffic zooming by, still in control, one who scored 8th in a world championship, both live at home, having a normal home life, you guys are awesome, all of you.
They are on a walk, dogs are not, thry are working and it's not chill to them. Afcourse it is very impressive and i am sure these trainers are fantastic and these dogs get time off to chill and be dogs. But this walk is not chill for them.
@ lighten up !
@@mainsidequest5203 do you see unhappy or unmotivated dogs in this video???? I don’t !!! You lighten up!
@@mainsidequest5203 both dogs are house dogs in their respective homes.
@@catherinemorris908 I see dogs working, not on a chill walk. Never said it's a bad thing or anything, just that saying thery are on a chill walk is misleading. Lighten up though, it's not that deep.
I strongly agree with you when you say the e collar is the most humane, I found when I wasn’t using the e collar I was having to resort to much more primitive forms of pressure to ensure compliance.
Well done, guys! This episode was top-tier. Carson, don’t listen to Haz - you were the real star here. You didn’t even have to talk as much as Haz and still nailed it. You two are like the perfect odd couple! Definitely need to do more like this one. :)
This would be an AMAZING series. As a short form podcast or maybe you guys just shootin the shit about dogs and training. Love it
Great to see you walking with your fabulous dogs! This is how to promote dog training in general (so much crappy behaviour out there!) and dog sports!
"sometimes just my presence is good" lol. cool video!
I "so" enjoyed watching this. 2 x awesomely trained dogs, casually walking through town & the banter between you two guys - priceless.
I love this video!!!! Shows the dogs at their best! AND Gage is NOT ugly, he is VERY handsome. You’re being a snob saying that BS.
I enjoyed watching this. Be cool to see it a little more often
Best dog Vlog ever!
Great video. Thanks guys.
All your videos have been great and informative, but this one have been a BLAST for me. Do more do more.
You both are hilarious. Love to see that ferrari service dog sticker next time 🤣
Keep up the good work
Really enjoyed this one. Always wondered what it looked like off the field and out of training. Hope to see more
Great walk! Thanks to Haz and this chanell my dog (mix Polish Hunting Dog) have much less stress, because I'm more clear for him and more calm. I finally realized and understood "genetic" and I chilled out - I can't be mad at the dog because he is what he is. I've started to manage more and be more consistent and I've stoped to be affraid of plaing in a rough way with my crazy dog. He is off leash every day, besides the roads and in vincity of the cars. I don't use an ecollar, because I think I'm not educated enough now.
Actually this dog makes me to interest in dog training, because he want so much to do things with a handler, but also love chase animals, cats, love tracking animals if you don't prepare something, and love bitches during heat. So I had to learn a lot quickly and I'm still learning to keep him free and happy and safe. It is also fun for me. Thank you for your job and good will and best regards from Poland for Carlson. His dog remembered me when my dog found some fish throwen away by fishers, and ate it, growling at me... He also got some "dog" inside, that is way I like so much your content.
Yaaaa LOVE this video ..
Congratulations that was fun .... Happy new year 🇨🇦
Cool!! Loved the vid also - if anyone is considering the shield courses or books - do it !! I had a highly reactive Malinois that could never be off leash. Took the shield reactive dog course and bought the book and did everything on the course and now have a still fierce but obedient dog!!
Hell yeah, love your videos man. The way you present yourself is very helpful for an aspiring professional.
Another awesome video with great info. Always fascinating to see your Full Power dogs.
I love this type of videos, Haz! Keep going!
My father had a friend who bred Huskies and a neighbor called the police on him for leaving a Husky outside in the snow
This one was really cool. Got your book through Amazon just now. I own a little cockapoo and mini doodle. They’re e collar trained, I think we’re ok but would love to be a little better.
So many awesome things happening in this video! Showing high level sport dogs with functional ob is the first! I hate people that have sport dogs and claim they can’t/should not have functional “pet” ob, it never made any sense to me. Also, proving one of the most important things about e collar. It’s not a crutch, it’s a training aid. Once a dog is fully trained on it you shouldn’t need to hold it and press buttons every gd second, constantly nagging at the dog. If that’s the case, then the dog is not trained to be reliable lol. But, it is a nice tool to have in case there’s really big competing motivators around, like the slice of pizza on the ground that made Carson’s dog break position. Love that you kept that clip in there, some have too big of an ego to show that their dog is in fact an animal capable of making mistakes. I’m pretty positive that if his dog didn’t have an e collar on, Carson would still have been able to make the dog drop it and reinforce the correct behavior. E collar is just one of many “delivery systems” but it certainly is not what makes the training, that is always on the handler. Case in point, Carson was also rewarding his dog for good behavior 😂
This video really showcased how dogs that are reliable don’t need incessant feedback positive or negative, yet they are alway learning, so you can enjoy a cup of coffee on a walk without much worry and very nonchalantly remind your dog what the outcomes for both good and bad behavior are 🤷🏼♀️
Love this video and the discussion how to do this type of things at home (eg tip on 'warming up the dog'). Thank you, Haz!
Enjoyable!!!! Thanks!
You guys are awesome. Loved loved loved this video!!
Watched this one on Patreon yesterday.
Fun times 👌
Great video, thanks. 🐾
Outstanding.
Thanks for showing that it's possible to do everyday sheet with your boys. I'm training my 12 week old blk German Shepherd pup now with your system. I've been on a waiting list for 1.5yrs to get my boy "Ryker " and I've researched numerous trainers online before I picked shield K9. I live in the ADK mnts with no one else around to train with. I'm hoping one day to visit Shield K9. Thanks for all the info you put out. Besides, I'm kinda a dick and can relate with you life attitude. Lmao. 26yrs as a Sgt in NYSDOCCS, now retired makes you that way.
I want more of these videos!
I've never seen a "positive only" trainer show off with a high drive working line dog like a Dutchie, Malinois, or GSD. It's always pound puppies and show line dogs.
Goldens labs or border collies. Not exactly difficult dogs to handle. A child can train and handle them
Great show in the city. I prefer dog on the left of the handler. What about you?
I always find it funny when people put sweaters on dogs in the winter. Unless it has absolutely no hair, I don't see the point
Brothers I love so much dogs I believe in God one day I will become a trainer too
Is zak George coming on the next one ?
Carson needs some Shield K9 get up. ie, coat, hat. Gotta represent Carson. Come on man!!!
Oh com'on! We want to see the poodle pass by!!! Lol! Real situation and real "loss of training this particular situation" but it happens and while the wise choice would be ofc not to do it off-leash from the start, that it a real "what would happen". Ofc at this point I'm thinking that you made the best one of avoiding it. "Everything decays in time" best said
Imagine Chico doing this. A sight to behold🥴
That looks like Vancouver Canada to me
Hey, Wayyyy to Go Haz 👌 Wishing you Both the very Happiest, Healthiest, and most Prosperous of New Year's both Now and Always. Cheers, Bruce and Alena 🐾 👍✔️ P.S. you "might" want to try Hackin' your Horses like this Tooo ! You'll be Surprised 🙀🤣🤣🐾👍✔️
Enjoy your Canadian Winter 🤣🤣Rock On Brother 🐾👍✔️
Great fun
Wow and you know they won’t leave your side off leash 😊
This was like watching someone drive that is pumping the gas & brake at same time.
I'm looking forward to video of your pet dog "driving smoothly" off leash.
@lukeryuzaki2328 your response is a perfect example of an ad hominem logical fallacy
@@FusionDogTraining Where did it hurt you? 😜
Just post you walking your dog off leash in city street. Prove that you can back up your word with action. Else next. You all just parrot same criticism while you never show any proof of your work.
@@lukeryuzaki2328 you're missing the point that my observation of these dogs has zero to do with me or my dogs in any context
@@FusionDogTraining You need me to spell it out for you? Your knowledge is horseshit. You're in no position to evaluate, especially you can't showcase proof of you accomplishment.
Has "dog training" your username/channel name and you can't show baseline functional obedience? Fraud.
Edit incoming: 18:18 I think the word instead of preposition would be premise.
People will complain about anything. I can't keep my dog from climbing every little snow bank and sliding down it and she has some short pit bull kinda fur.
The pink slip
The comments are wild. What a bunch of weirdos. I took my dogs out for a run today. Not sure how cold you guys are up there, but It was 10 degrees here (in Freedom units) and they loved it.
Also, I encourage everyone to read their municipal leash laws. Rarely have I encountered one that specifies an actual physical tether. Most just say "be in control." Even the signs that say "dogs must be leashed" have very little enforceability if the dogs are not a disturbance.
Laughed out loud many times when watching this video.😂
My 4 year old intact, high drive male Malinios, is E collar trained, therefore I work him off leash all the time. What pisses me off is these idiots with their dog off leash that have no recall whatsoever.
They do not understand the level of control that I have to have over my dog, so he doesn't kick their dogs ass, as it aggressively rushes us, usually growling.
My dogs neutrality to other dogs/people, is something that pet dog people don't understand. Thanks for explaining it, Haz! Neutrality is also something that I have to maintain,after multiple reactive dogs coming at him. Luckily its usually, its maybe a correction once a year or 24 months, once does the trick. That was something that I learned from Haz.
Thank you, Haz!!!!🎉
beautiful dogs! are they siblings at all?
Hysterical. LOL.
Are Vasco still with Carson?
Hi, I am from Belgium . I don't do sports with my 22months young German shepherd intact male. But I do walk and play with him off leash every single day. I actually don't live in the city. He is free to run , sniff , do all his dog stuff, but I do play with him all the time during every walk.Every play is at the same time an excercise. He is not gonna chase other dogs, cats,....anymore . He obeys me from wathever distance, every sit, stay or down command in the blink of an eye. And....if I allow him and another dogowner allows it....he will play and be friendly with another dog. But he will come back to me out of that play, the instant I recall him to me. He loves meeting other people and is friendly, again only if I allow him and if the person is comfortable with it. I wont allow people to touch him unless asked.
I trained him one to one in an off leash training with a reputable Belgian trainer. I do use an e-collar, but I only allowed myself to start using the e-collar after I was trained how to work with it. My shepherd one year ago at 1 year old, was always taken away from other dogs at the city dogshool, because he couldnt handle his excitement around other dogs. We couldn't train with the others. He went crazy. less then 6 months later after the private off leash course, he is one of the best behaved, happy and stable dogs one could wish and I can train off leash in a confident way with other dogs around him, even if he has to sit 20m away from me.
And by the way...after we really became a team. I rarely have to use the e-collar ever.
Our connection is primarely founded on play. But I keep saying that an e-collar is the only efficient way to train a dog off leash, it is not harsh or cruel. And it allows any dog ( my shepherd, as I explained was not an easy one in the beginning) to enjoy his live without a cord strapped to his neck.
In Belgian e-collars will be banned from 2027. Sad. It is also forbidden to have a dog off leash, so I do risk a fine...But where I live it is not the city, so I do not worry to much
Hi, I’m also from Belgium 🙂Who is the Belgian trainer that you are talking about? Maybe I can look him up to help training my German Shepard. Thanks
Hallo, dat is SARAIKA uit Zulte. Sarah is een gebalanceerde trainer. Aanrader voor herders ,zeker als ze een reactief kantje hebben.....herders dus.
@ Bedankt voor de tip! Alleen jammer dat Zulte uit de richting ligt voor mij. Ik woon namelijk in Limburg... In Amerika zouden ze zeggen dat dat vlak bij elkaar ligt 😁
I shovel my backyard deck clean from snow and my GSD's rather lay on a sheet of ice!!
Don't eat the yellow snow lol
Heck yea
In the snow, Haz? Omg.
Jk 😂
The dog keeping rules in Germany don't allow the use of e- collars, that's why noone uses them here. (The use of any electrical devices for disciplinary purposes (electrical fence, anti-bark, collars with remote control) is not allowed.)
My dog loves the snow & is never cold. Unlike me, unfortunately…
💪💪
Ears back on a walk…are they calm and relaxed? My dog does the same.
They weren’t so calm lol. Ears back, but tails were crazy. They were aroused but simultaneously thinking about us hence the ear position. Probably need a few more walks for them to calm down a bit.
E collar is also used in Europe, but in secret. Something like praying.
Amazing how crazy the west has become.
Waterloo looks decent lol
I'm laughing so hard 😂 so pro you guys struggling with a simple walk 🤣
PS, nerd fact: eating snow as a source of hydration is actually a myth 😬 it actually does the OPPOSITE of hydrate 😂
"Eating snow is not the same as consuming water because snow is a solid that must melt before it becomes a fluid. Cells and organs in the body need water to be in a liquid state, so the body must work to heat and melt the snow once it is eaten. Because the organs must work harder to heat the ice and melt it, you will become further dehydrated rather than hydrated."
So I would not rely on the snow & still bring/find water 🙃
My Shepherd always pukes whenever she eats snow. We have to muzzle her whenever she goes outside in the snow. It's annoying for her but I'd rather her not constantly throw up her food. 😅
I have no comment. You guys behaved poorly, unlike the dogs who were perfect. 😂🤭. Outstanding guys👍. "Keep It Real Keep It 💯" ™. All the Best in 2025, keep up the great work👏.🐕🦺🙏.
I do this daily with a mal dutch. I take him food shopping, walgreens, basically wherever I can and he loves it. He's neutral human and dog. He has that Lorockmore linebred look so they stay away. lol A waste of high level obedience to not do it imo.
you don't need a e collar for these results just a slip lead and a clicker
That depends on the dog! Please do not generalise.
E collar charged?
Sad walk
These dogs are clearly wanting to run😅They don't look abused to me!
@@AnnaAnnieAnneofGreenGables post a video of your mutt counter surfing and shitting in the house lol
herrlich
get a camera stabilizer, please.... my head hurts
What do you mean e collar. Don't tell me an e collar does not hurt. I've had g s ds all my life (I'm 90 ) they respond to verbal and sign, why change what has worked for 140 years ( this number includes my father's experience ) you talk like you discovered something to tell the dog community. Visit a farm with working dogs , might open your eyes. You would not stand a chance. Get rid of the e collar!!!!!
😂😂😂😂
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I know the dogs are impeccably trained but in the city I am in we have leash laws. I find it amazing those shots of off leash in town. I have had someone say something when my dog is in my front yard off leash, he is not as good as yours of course but he does not leave the yard unless I allow it. I just said sorry opened my door and let him in, he is also a GSD/Husky and pretty tall boy so I know some people see him in a yard and have a different reaction than a small dog. With the leash law here e collar doesn't count.
The city they are in has leash laws, but the dogs are so well behaved and glued to their handlers that anyone passing them by would think they had them on leashes anyway.
@@AntiHaze exactly, I just use a loose short leash attached t omy pant loop.
Lamers.
I dont see the big deal, you are walking your "barely dogs", what do they weigh? Like 40 or 50 lbs?
Both are really good igp dogs... So high intensity crazy dogs. And probably closer to 80-90 lbs.
@@thatonedog819 No point to talk sense with an ignorant dims..t whom think only Tibetan Mastiff and similar breeds are real dogs.
He conveniently missed this video.
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Looking forward to him bringing his Tibetan Mastiff into town for off leash walk.
These dogs look neurotic...🤷
They are working line dogs lol
@@Erin_29so yes they are neurotic.
@@michelleturner6865 ok, sure. But what's your point? So what? Lol.
Anyone else not a fan of his friend? lol like he’s a walking zombie with no personality at alllllll. Uhu uh hu hu-Carson laugh lol
Not everyone is comfortable talking on camera, and some people are just not big talkers. Doesn't take away from their personality.
Carson has assisted Haz in many instances, including the last National and World.
He also has a good, well-timed sense of humor.
Bottom line: why talk the way you do about someone you don't even know?
I love Carson
Personally, I thought Carsen was a perfect companion for this type of walk, he has a dry wit & fun personality, casual, down to earth, relaxed, easy going & with an awesome dog.
Seriously, I think you have a problem - why critise someone you don't even know
@ you were fine at “ I like him” it appears as you have a problem of your own Karen