Training My New Border Collie, RHONDA ROUSEY To Herd Cattle
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Meet my newest project! Rhonda Rousey. She is a registered, cattle bred border collie. I plan to tune her up on her commands and have her help out around the homestead with the horses.
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I am glad you have Rhonda, she will enjoy working hard for you and be a good friend.
Such a cool dog, so glad that you have her back. Keep at it JR you will catch up to Rhonda!
That's the plan!🤪
I just love watching these working wonders work . I am no farmer in fact I am a cat owner but animals of all kinds fascinate me and these farm dogs are so great . I started out watching the Live Stock Guardian Dogs . I am in to these Border Collies now. Welcome Rhonda you have won me over I am subscribing .
Watch the current video about three back and I work her some.
Welcome Rhonda, what a cutie! Myself and 3 siblings were brought up by a border collie, cool dogs! Abbey was so smart.
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You guys are off on the start of a great journey. Thanks for posting this video!
Few small corrections based off things said in the video (not a full list, just a few starters) meant with good intentions as we're all constantly learning and improving, and the details really matter in the early days:
-Sheepdogs do not just use their eye in contrast to cattle lines border collies. A good sheep dog should absolutely have a bite in its toolbelt, especially if they are working tough rangey sheep. In fact, some sheep depending on the circumstance (inclement weather, breed, ewes with lambs, rams etc.) will not move for a dog unless they believe that dog has the willingness to nip in its back pocket
-Balance is not always 12 o'clock. In fact it can vary considerably depending on the stock, the arena/field/pen you're in, and where the draws and pressure are. More accurately, balance is wherever your dog needs to go to be in the right position to turn the stock toward you and hold them on that course. Sometimes it can be well away from 12 o'clock depending on the situation
-"Your dog should never go between you and the stock" is not quite accurate. Inside flanks are an important skill, and driving(pushing your stock in a given direction) is even more important. When fully trained your dog will often be between you and your stock. When fetching or balancing, they won't be, but there are many circumstances where they will be inbetween.
Looking forward to watching the rest of your journey with this dog -- seems like a great partnership is in the making.
Also, forgot to mention your pup is looking great!
Thank you so much. I would love to talk in person. Send me a text. 573-201-1553. I have so much to learn. We are getting better all the time. I can’t wait for my next video we ended up breeding her to a champion stock dog down in Arkansas. Pups on the way. Also got some good training in.
This thread was so encouraging. So many UA-cam watchers are quick to criticize but this isn’t the case here. There was positive insight and the response was also positive. People I can respect.
Indeed, that was interesting and enjoyable. Thanks for posting.
I really like how Rock 'n Roll Stock gave you alot of positive information and you excepted the information and wanted more. God bless and protect you, family, your farm, and all the animals. Rhonda is amazing! 🤗
Good girl, Rhonda!
That was interesting to see. Thanks. X
Beautiful dog! She's so smart!
😍❤️ Love Rhonda!
Great video, Thanks for sharing. You have got you a good dog for sure,. Got to love them Border Collies. Smartest dogs ever
That looks like so much fun (as useful activity usually is).
New to the channel.Great content!I have 2 boarder collies I'd love to train
She's beautiful and smart. Off the subject, but we've got a Chattahoochee Mountain Dog (mutt) that is rabbit obsessed. Hunts like a little wolf. Any ideas how to break her of that habit? My wife and daughter get upset when she kills one. She's gotten two so far. Great video, enjoyed it.
I have a border collie, not quite 2 yrs old. Is this person training her in the U.S.? Where? I desperately need help. I have sheep.
Cute, and smart yes,.but don't like dogs that bite Horses..nor calves..those poor calve's must get stressed going in circles,.Is it really necessary for biting?