I really hope this gives an insight that some people need for when they go to the park. I wanted to show a rough edit of what it is like with Franks! Let me know what you thought of the video ❤️

@user-es3zm8pg7y

3 жыл бұрын

I’m getting a mini Aussie in about 3 weeks. And your videos really help! I love your channel

@feelingalivefilms5937

3 жыл бұрын

Can you use e collars where you live? dogtra 280c/mini educators.

@Spezzagurl

3 жыл бұрын

I like Bruce pit, i take my German shep pup there. I think the biggest thing for the pit is time of day. If you get there during prime afternoon hours its really busy and can be problematic, but if you time it right its a great way to blow off steam and let the dog be a dog. Plus the right side of the park has nice stumps for some photos.

@jeffk464

Жыл бұрын

A what we've learned in a year, those cloth masks do almost nothing. Crazy you still see people wearing them even now.

I wish there were more parks like this in America. A dog park here is usually considered to be a small, fenced in, open field. It's honestly really sad..

@howdyfellas920

3 жыл бұрын

Everything looks nice in canada

@c.b.h1151

Жыл бұрын

We don't even have dog parks really in the UK, at all :(

@Msfifisquarepantz

Жыл бұрын

@@howdyfellas920 Boring. Oh so boring. Sorry, but my opinion and experience.

You are demonstrating great engagement with your dog. It shows your strong relationship with Frankie and how good of a leader you are to him. Notice how he looks to you for cues when he hear a noise or see a dog or want to climb an obstacle. That’s what all dog owners should strive for a healthy relationship with their canine.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Aw wow thank you!

Sweet Frankie Intelligent pooch, Joey you are blessed to have him Frankie is blessed to have you You guys are so in sync

Basically it’s like we are walking the park with you so yeah - cool!

i got my mini aussie yesterday and hes only 8 weeks, your channel taught me so much

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Aw say helllo to your little floof for us

@bouncyturtle3169

3 жыл бұрын

Same, I just got a mini aussie a couple weeks ago

@lyricculp9109

3 жыл бұрын

@@bouncyturtle3169 aw congrats haha

@allaboutroofing2

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully you research to avoid dog parks on another channel or source. Other than that, great content from a new Aussie owner. Nice that you can learn along with him of your first Aussie too.

Huskies, Malamutes, Samoyeds have a unique play style and they can come off strange to others. Northern Breeds normally have a very rough vocal way of playing, it can look like a fight to someone who's not used to it. You just have to watch for healthy play signals: 1) Unnecessary movements (play bows, rolling, roomies etc...) 2) Changing roles (switching who's on top or bottom when wrestling, who's running after who) 3) Self handicapping bite force and body force 4) Taking breaks to sniff, rest, or drink water. If you see all of those and the dog body language is happy then your good. My husky x malamute sounds like he's fighting sometimes during play with his husky buddy, but he's just vocal when he plays. I know him, his body language, the other husky, and those 4 key play criteria to know that he's playing.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

wow thank you for this, i feel like i just learned so much! I am glad i asked

@kat200214

3 жыл бұрын

@@FrankieToTheMoon Happy to help! Love your videos!

@nicolebaas9413

3 жыл бұрын

@@FrankieToTheMoon my border collie has the same issue with all kinds of shepherds, german, dutch or mechels (dutch varieties litteraly translated, so not sure what they should be in English). It is because her natural pose is head and tail down a bit, a submissive pose, while she is not scared or submissive. So especially shepherds get triggered by that behavior and charge her. Not all agressively, but some are more aggressive, even to the surprise of their owners

@chelseywitsberger3650

3 жыл бұрын

We have a dog park in our apartment building and the first dogs our Aussie met were a husky and a German shepherd. I think because our pup has played with them since he was a puppy he's gotten used to their play style? They're all best buds :) I'll be interested to see how our pup responds to an unfamiliar husky or GSD!

@kat200214

3 жыл бұрын

@@chelseywitsberger3650 For sure! Early age exposure really helps, but sometimes even then some dogs just aren't into it. Like humans, dogs have their own unique personalities and likes/dislikes so they will tend to gravitate to those that play or act like them. But, sometimes you'll find some very funny opposite pairs! Not all Northern Breeds or GSD's have their rougher play styles of course, it's just a tendency in the breed.

loved this one!! Actually really helpful to see a more raw version at the dog park! I am loving your videos in general because I am starting to prepare to get a dog but it will be my first dog, so I am taking enough time to acquire as much info as possible as I am planning to get one in about 2 years! so thank you so much, your content really helps!!

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Ouu okay maybe i can combine this style with the other one !

thank you again for another great video its always nice to see the different parks you and frankie go to

I wish all the dog owners could find your channel and watch this video. To the person who left a comment about "not training" the dog, don't get offended. This platform is a great place to share our own experiences. Sometimes things got missed and misintepreted, but no need to take it too seriously. We all want our dogs to have fun and play safe. Thanks for sharing this great video. It's like VR! Frankie is the best : D and I also heard GS don't get along with Aussies for some reason!

Frankie is soo cute! Awsome video! I also really like these walk and talk videos. Thank you! 💛

This is an awesome video Joey, really liked the style. Love seeing Franks just being himself and how strong of a bond you two have.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Juan!

@jeffk464

Жыл бұрын

He's one good looking aussie

Love these kinda videos! Been watching since 7k and I had no idea you have another channel. Im getting my aussie in about a month and your videos have helped a tremendous amount. Thank you Joey & Frankie!

I love ur videos...they continue to teach me so much with own five month Aussie I used to go to the dog park for socialization n the didn't work...now we go to more remote areas n my Aussie enjoys it more Keep videos coming Joey

I have an American Staffordshire Terrier (he is NOT a high-risk dog for the record), and we get so much 'hate' in the neighbourhood. I totally agree with you, training your dog for the dog park, knowing their behaviour/body language and when they've had enough. I'm RARELY on my phone, even though he is very social, I'm always watching his body language, I make sure he isn't too tense, isn't putting pressure on other dogs or whatever. I'm trying my hardest to make him show his true colours and more accepted by other people. But as soon as we pass someone, I get dirty looks, questions if he will bite, 'will there happen anything bad', 'he is very scary'... It honestly makes me sad. There are people out there with untrained dogs, aggresive dogs, dogs who bite, extremely dominant dogs, but NOT a stafford, who don't get comments at all. But my extremely well-trained, super social, super friendly and happy dog who happens to have a 'scary' appearance gets comments on a daily basis. It frustrates me. People don't know how to read body language of a dog, neither can they figure out if a dog is dominant or submissive. But still feel the need to ask me if he bites, meanwhile their dog is humping mine... Please train your dogs, do a little research. It helps :)

@nonerdsherexx

Жыл бұрын

I totally understand that sentiment, I grew up with staffies and they are awesome beautiful dogs. That being said they where bred for strength and fighting, the concern isn’t a personal insult and asking is good. I ask people who have staffies (or any other larger dog breed) if their dog will bite, but especially staffy dogs. While I understand the stigma, and the stereotypes it would be ignorant for me to not be cautious especially with me having a small dog. I would rather be overly cautious than leave my dog with a traumatising and very dangerous situation. It’s not personal. I would recommend watching “Pitbull Victim Awareness” on KZread, some of the content is very disturbing but it’s so important to be aware of the situations people have had with the breed and understand the caution. Can staffies be good dogs? Yes. Can staffies be extremely dangerous dogs? Yes. Does the training of a good owner help a Staffy be less aggressive? No. Genetically dogs have been bred for a purpose and though some dogs won’t fit the cookie cutter design the history of the breed will be present in their build even when bred very well. There’s a reason why people know cattle dog breeds will nip, not all of them but most of them. It’s at least a possibility for all, even in show lines, if the dog was bred for this the dog can do it. Again, I’ve had staffies they are silly and sometimes very sweet dogs but I’m not going to risk my dogs safety for making a Staffy owner feel comfortable, and if the roles where reversed I think most people would agree. We gotta protect our pups

Excellent advice! Really enjoy watching these videos and applying them to my own training.

Please continue this type of videos..loved it .☺️ It seemed like i was also walking along with you guys ♥️

We were at Bruce Pit last weekend. Much better than when the snow was thawing out! It was great - looking forward to bringing our future Aussie there in the summer!

Our staffordshire bull terrier always gets on really well with spaniels and their energy! And our english bull terrier seems to have a soft spot for greyhounds which is hilarious given the height difference. It's all about play style and body language, so fun to discover who your dogs like to make friends with :)

I love the walk and talk. You are so intuitive with Frankie; love it. My dog is a border collie/pit bull mix. She prefers humans to dogs. If there’s another dog at the dog park, she’ll ignore the dog but run up to the owner to say “hi” for a bit then run back to me.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

haha nothing wrong with saying hi to a human. Heck humans have treats

@antoinettenovella1630

3 жыл бұрын

Just watch out dude. Border Collie/Pit Bull mix sound hyperactive and highly intelligent. Don't work with one headlight. Always be alert.

Hello.. I enjoyed the video 😊 I’ve had German Shepherds for over 30 years, they play very rough and are very mouthy. My daughter has a BeagleX and although my GSD gets on very well with her dog, we never let them play in the garden on their own. Love your channel... love Frankie , he’s so sweet ❤️

I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE your videos so much I'm thinking of getting an aussie and your videos helps me so much! KEEP FILMING!!!!!!!

I always love your videos, so informative and educational. You are a wonderful dad to Frankie, he is quite charming and smart. My daughter has a red tri Aussie, beautiful she is. Loving her so much. Your video's help me to incorporate your method's with our family member. Thank you.

I love love love ur dog! I also have an Australian shepherd and this was very insightful!

sweet! for a long time, I thought all dog parks were like this, or Conroy - what a shock to see some in other cities - you're right, we are so so lucky in Ottawa - Frankie is a great reflection on his owner too

Loved it! Wish I had a beautiful dog park like that!

bruce pit is either my favourite or most hated dog park. it is crazy walking through the back half though and still seeing all of the destruction from a few years ago.

Been watching you and Frankie since a few weeks before I got my girl in dec. she’s almost 7 months now and she’s grown into all the mannerisms I was hoping she would have watching Frankie! 😃❤️ Also thanks for all your tips and tricks. I used a lot of them and her recall just keeps improving!!

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Aw that makes us so happy! I hope the training is going well!

Love your content! And Frankie/indie! Such precious babies!

Omg almost 20k, you are growing so fast!! Congrats!

I really liked the content that was more raw, because then I can relate a bit more to how my aussie currently is as well ☀️ Stay safe guys👐

CUTE Frankie 🐶🐕🐶 very intelligent and smart 😍😍, SUPER LIKE from Brazil 👍🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷 Yoshi, the little yorkie, woof woof 🐶🐶🐶

Frankie is such a sweet boy , you are luckey to have him thank you for posting.

I take my 3 year old standard poodle to a 17 acre private dog park that looks similar to yours. She is a wonderful, wonderful dog and seems to know exactly which dogs she can play with. A number of dog parents are happy to see Lucy enter the park because they know their dog will have fun, get tired, and snooze the evening away. When Lucy finds a new playmate, I always tell the parent that Lucy is playing, that she is not being aggressive. I say this because she sounds like she's growling. There's often ear tugging and chest bumping involved. But, I want to make sure the parent agrees that it's play. And I'll point out a play bow or that their dog is going back for more wrestling and running. You were talking about breeds and knowing which breeds are playmates for your dog. I don't find that breed determines play potential, but temperament does. Lucy likes to play with Kobe, a vizsla, but she's not interested in the other viszlas in the park And, yes, certain temperaments tend to be breed specific. Lucy isn't a dominate dog and when she meets a dog that wants to dominate her, she puts her belly on the ground and looks at me. That's my cue to say "Lucy doesn't like that. How about if I take her in the other direction." That has never NOT worked. Some of Lucy's favorite friends are a Weimaraner, the viszla, another standard poodle, and a bunch of mixed breed dogs. My dog park does a temperament check when a new dog joins. It's a private dog park and members pay. It's worth every penny. I saw Frankie play bow to the first dog you encountered. Lucy does that a lot. She also does the big stare down. Sometimes the other dog declines. We walk with a couple of other dogs and their parents--an 11 year old Siberian husky and a mixed breed small dog with short legs and a barrel shaped body. Lucy doesn't play with these or the gentle pit bull or English setter that often join us. But she's tuned into them. Poodles, of course, are very smart, but they are also very athletic. I love that she gets to exercise her brain and her body. I also like how she checks in with me. And, I envy the fact that Frankie is so great at checking in with you. Lucy's pretty good at recall but Frankie has her beat. I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for posting it.

This video popped up in my recommended and I’m from Ottawa I live not too far from Bruce Pit! Feels funny to see a KZread video of a park you have been to a couple of times haha! Great video I really enjoyed it. It’s interesting you mention huskies don’t clash well with your pup which is crazy because I have a husky and you’re absolutely right! When he sees an Aussie he comes on waaaay too strong!! Weirdly enough it’s only with the minis, the bigger ones he’s totally fine!

Just discovered your channel, nice. A border collie owner myself. Love australian shepherd's too. Just subscribed ☺👍

Frankie is sooooo cuteeee😍 I love him so much 💖

You were confident Frankie wouldn't roam too far from you. Impressive. I have recall with my two aussies but they are in my sight when off leash.

Hey! I love your vids and really think you're right that with dog parks a lot of it is about building engagement with your dog first, but also knowing when your dog is tired and done for the day :). I have a collie/ shepherd mix, whose litter mates also likely have some husky in them (different fathers). Upon doing some research when prepping for my own pup to be home, I learned that GSDs, Huskies and collies all tend to be 'mouthy' players. With my girl she *can* play with little dogs or dogs that prefer a polite play style (because I went out of my way to teach her how with the help of the neighbors dogs), but she much prefers to let loose after a polite greeting and stick her sister's whole head in her mouth/ growl and grumble when given the chance. That can be very rude for dogs. It also may be due to the body signals these types of dogs give off just due to their breed appearance. Upright ears, tails and "staring" can all be signs of standoffishness or aggression to other dogs, and so if the dog isn't super well socialized to these breeds they may actually come across as scary even if they are not giving any overt signals that they mean the dog harm! coupled with play style and general energy levels of these breeds, it might be that Frankie just finds them overwhelming, and can't get a good read on their body language enough to feel truly comfy.

Your camera resembles a first person video game

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah I thought it was fun

This is really cool I love this!!

Stellar flash. Frankiie rocks and so do you)

@ 5:55 interesting point about calling their name and desensitization. I have an Aussie Doodle and in our puppy training, we created a recall word or phrase (which is different from their name). This recall phrase works really really well for us as an extra point of control - I feel this reduces the chances of desensitization.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

That is very smart! Because a name is not a command haha

@pilotleader

3 жыл бұрын

@@FrankieToTheMoon Yes - a lot of fun and interesting recall phrases too - “Its Miller Time”, “Let’s Boogie”, “Where’s the Beef?” or similar -😄

When you mentioned he didn’t get along with some breeds, I was waiting for you to say husky! From my experience, huskies are very vocal generally and some can be demanding when playing. This can throw some dogs off as they don’t understand all of those vocal cues! My Aussie mix isn’t the best with huskies either

We have a great rule here, when you see a dog on leash then leash also your own dog. And better take a trained dog with you to an aggressive doggo park.. Thanks for your advice :) @ 5:16 funny voice xD

what a beautiful dog park!!!! I wish we had one of those here in California. Our local dog park is just an open field with fencing. And its not big.... probably about the size of a small backyard. sucks.

I like Frankie! .and his bum !He’s a happy handsome boi! Fortunately I live in a dog park of my own. But when I travel my 2 GSD’s stay in a wonderful Kennel. They have lots of frens and get to play. They are big dogs with big loving hearts . No aggression, that is unless one trespasses onto my property! But of course I have signage.

Fun to watch!!!

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it julie!

He is a beautiful pup!

I had 2 Aussies both big males ,Blach tris, and I always kept them away from German sheppards .German Sheppards are mostly good with people but tend to be bad with other dogs.Franky is my favoret he reminds me my dogs , I miss them every day,thank you for posting.

And they are the cutest puppies ever

I always find that huskies get along best with other huskies and just generally don't get along that well with other breeds. In my dog park there's sometimes a "husky meet up" and it's just best to avoid going in there because all the huskies will gang up on the poor dog who isn't one. My dog (a labrador) doesn't get along with rottweilers or german shepherds either.

@jizzypuff

3 жыл бұрын

Those are untrained huskies, they tend to play rough but if they have been been trained and learned manners they shouldn't be ganging up in other dogs.

@stellanash7639

3 жыл бұрын

@@jizzypuff absolutely! It's why I tend to avoid dog parks. I've found very often the dogs aren't properly trained or are over-excited.

You've found yourself a spiritual guide, my friend.

I have a cocker spaniel he gets along with bigger dogs he loves huskies. He’s always done pretty well with bigger breeds at the dog park. I’ve noticed he doesn’t really like smaller dogs for some reason but he loves to play with the big dogs at the park

This park makes me wanna move to Ottawa 😫it looks epic

I super wish we had dog parks like that here in the Portland Oregon Area! All ours are fenced off areas.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

I feel like Portland would be such a beautiful place to have a dog park in the woods

Being enguaged with your dog at a dog park is SOOO important! I had an old englesh sheep dog and a Boston Terrier at the same time the little one prefers to walk along with me or a group instead of playing with other dogs which got me into the habit, while the sheep dog loved to play but would also come and check in then go back to play, He was very chill but I did knowtes that 'the mash pit' is a very accurate term for that one spot all the owners hang out. The dogs just bounce the energy around and wind each other up. We where very lucky that our cor group was very aware of thare dogs and didn't use it as the main source of exercise, which I think is what some owners do but a dog needs structure as well as play time.

Australian Shepherds are gorgeous but they are also increasingly protective as they get older. My father was a natural Doberman breeder in his late twenties and he told me a tale of how his Australian Shepherd would terrorise my mother in their first six months together. He would bark and threaten to bite. They moved to Australia and my beloved grandparents kept him for company, he only had an issue with my mum out of jealousy. He lived a long and happy life in Europe. When my father bred Dobermans, it taught my mother who was not allowed to have animals in her youth, love towards canines. They loved her energy and compasssion. She loved how they protected the family and made it evident how much she loved and appreciated them. My father's dogs and my own dogs have always adored my mother. She is a dog matriach.

My Aussie loves black labs for some reason! Lol

I wish all dog parks were this big. The ones down here in the GTA are typically small and crowded which is the cause for more dogs to fight. I'd love a park like this where it's more spread out!

@viviannguyen4226

3 жыл бұрын

I agree! Joey always talks about avoiding "the pit" but all of the dog parks in the GTA only have the pit. It sucks :(

@carlyt2057

3 жыл бұрын

@@viviannguyen4226 Totoredaca in Sauga or Jack Darling ane the two biggest parks I know in the GTA.

I have a miniaussie male (25-30lbs) and I also have the same issues with those breeds especially huskies they usually end up injuring him on accident. Occasionally pit bills but really depends on personality, some are chill some not.

Our dog parks look nothing like this. This is awesome, I’m so jealous.

Cute!!

Awesome video

Fun times...

My Mini Aussi Mac Is 5 months Old 2day! ♥

Your film work is really good! I made a video about my 8 week old Australian Shepherd puppy. I have shot 4k images with a stabilizer, but I notice that I still have a lot to learn! If you have any tips, I would greatly appreciate it!

I have a full size aussie and he also does not gel the best with german shepherds. I've noticed that the one we know tends to try to dominate him if he stops running. My theory is that the type of rough aussie play is interpreted as a ploy for dominance and the german shepherd doesn't like that very much. My dog tolerates a lot from other dogs, but he does not like being humped/mounted. He gets that a lot from larger dogs, especially poodles. Again, I think that my guy's play seems like a fight for dominance, and the more stubborn/sassy breeds don't take well to that (which would include huskies and somoyeds). Aussie play is just way different than any other kind of play I've seen. It can seem like aggression and it seems like most large dogs don't enjoy being herded. I've noticed that the bully breeds love to play with him though. The best play friends we ever met at a dog park were a pair of pitbull mixes and an english bulldog. They could take the rough play and loved that DaVinci could also take a hit and give it right back. I'm curious what distance you guys typically walk at your parks. We have some trailed off-leash dog parks here in Minnesota, but the trail lengths seem short to me.

I like this style of video

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you

Hey Joey! Really love your videos and Frankie is the cutest Aussie ever! I was wondering if you could help me out, last year I got a puppy and I've been training him since, but he's having some trouble with a few commands off leash. Every day I take him to the dog park and he's pretty good off leash, always checking on me and staying close but when it comes to recall or leave it we struggle a little. Do you have any tips? Thank you so much, actually Frankie reminds me a lot of my doggo Kylo, Big fan from Mexico! 🇲🇽

U should do a video and ask were Frankie wants to go in the park like make him pick the trail but kinda like not we’re u don’t want him to go and not go off command.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Love it!!

Just curious because I am looking at maybe getting an aussie. Why might someone get a mini aussie over a standard aussie? is it just the size difference?

I just started watching your channel yesterday and I wanted to know how you trained Frankie to be around the house freely? I have a 5 month old Aussie named Oakley and he is very hyper when babies come around which I think is very cute but he sometimes get a little too hyper and will pee or he will jump on them. I don’t know if you have done training with this yet but if you have would be helpful. 😊

Frankie is beautiful! Also, kind of random question but what flea and tick treatment do you use for your dog (if you use one).

@lakinfix9227

3 жыл бұрын

i was curious about this too ^ I’ve been using frontline plus on my mini aussie. so far so good :)

bellissimo video .......bravo

@FrankieToTheMoon

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

hey this is grace i love all you vidios on your adventures i have wached all of them and i wanted to know what to do id you have a lazy aussy because i am getting one and he is 4 weeks and an absulute loaf and every other pup there had lots of play drive pleas reply that would mean alot

I really enjoyed this one. Great dog park that you have there - how many hectares is it?

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

no idea on the hectares but it is like a 2mile loop

The reason most dogs have problems with Samoyeds and huskies is that their tail naturally curves up, most dogs tend to see this as dominance. Also designer dogs like chows and sharpeis get this because their ears and/or tails are hard to read. (Take this with a grain of salt i'm not 100% sure, this is what I was taught.) With GSDs it's mostly the ones that aren't trained well that get into trouble because they're very protective naturally. I get into a lot of trouble with my GSD because he plays 'rough' in the eyes of other dog owners, the only breed that gets GSDs are GSDs :')

Did your stomach growl at 5:18? Also, did you flip us off at 6:50? Lol jk. I love your channel!

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

ahha I am doing the 75HARD challenge so i am always hungry and yup my italian side slipped out for a bit

Hello from the Okanagan in BC! That's a lovely dog park, similar to what we have here too. I really loved the video and how Frankie is in tune to your voice. I have a 2-year-old Siberian husky. Here in the Okanagan, one of the off-leash parks is at the beach, however, it is not a fenced-in park. With our high temps of plus 30 degrees at this time of year, I'd love to take my dog there but she can't be trusted off-leash, and she runs all over the place ignoring me. I'd like to take her there and just sit and relax with her like others do with their dogs, but she won't have it. She won't play in the lake even with all the fur to cool off. Help!?

I'm getting a flatcoated retriever puppy in a few weeks!! Do you have any tips?

I love that Frankie is so well trained. You do a fantastic job with him! My only concern here is that you are letting him run up on people and their unleashed dogs in the woods. This is incredibly dangerous. Not just for other people who have no idea who your dog is (obviously he's a good boy but someone unfamiliar with him such as the guy who called him trouble - will not know this) - but for Frankie and YOU because you have no clue how other dogs will react to him bolting towards them. This is terrifying for me to watch as a dog owner as I train my dogs to NEVER approach any dog ever, whether unleashed or leashed because it is completely unsafe. Please please work on this, for both of your safety!

@eric986

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and anxious dogs tend to get agrassive when dogs run up on them. Also I think it is really annoying when your dog constantly gets stormed by other dogs even tough she handles it well.

@FlippenHeather

3 жыл бұрын

@@eric986 Agreed. While I know that they are in a dog park and seeing dogs running freely is normal, he was clearly encouraging Frankie to run up on the other free roaming dogs without the owner's clear permission. Obviously no one should have their aggressive dog in a public place like this, but people don't always think or know their dog is aggressive until a situation arises where they are triggered. Just want Frankie and all other dogs to be safe!

Love this dog

How do you get your dog to be trained like this though. I have watched a lot of youtube videos, but everyone says something different. I am just wondering, if you took a class or something.

I got offended a lot by other dog owners who blindly accusing my dog for being “too aggressive” when she just growled a bit when playing. How do you deal with it when you run into Karen who’s overly protective of her dog

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly, just keep walking. It is never worth the fight. Just move along and enjoy your dog walk because you can't please every body

I have a really pretty ausi and i have a similar experience with those three dog breeds

How do you know when it’s ok to let your mini Aussie off the leash when you have never let them off the leash before

I heard that lol. 5:21

Love Frankie

Can i ask why he chases after other dogs at full speed? because my border collie is afraid of this. If another comes zooming straight at us, she gets scared and nips at them.

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

because it is a dog park haha he doesn't do it with all dogs, just ones he thinks will want to play

Can't believe these people said Frankie looks like trouble... I have a Japanese spitz, so a little smaller than a mini-aussie and he's also wary of German shepherds and Huskies. I think it's because they don't measure their strength and he's been trampled and nipped at a few times. When they are off leash at dog parks and when they run for you or your dog it's difficult to avoid them and then my dog looks like the bad one when he shows his teeth out of fear.

5:22 sounds like you’re hungry 😄

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

i was hahaa

My attitude and goal regarding training, is that if something happened to me, my dog would be welcome in someone’s home because he is so well-behaved. This would guarantee that he would be alright. It is my loving responsibility to him.

How old was Frankie when you took him out to the park. ? I have a mini Australian Shepard puppy but he wants to everything he sees when we go out for a walk lol

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

it was right after we got his shots and he was good to go from my vet!

@PoppaBeansManny

3 жыл бұрын

@@FrankieToTheMoon i see ..👍🏽thank you for the awesome videos my wife and I came across them and it helps us a lot with our 4month Mini Australian Milo .. do you have a video on what type of food Frankie eats or any recommendation for a puppy

I liked the style of the video. Although I think, it would be great to see your face also once in a while but it requires more production. BTW, I don't get the title of the video connected to the video. Most aggressive dog park? There were no aggressive dogs in the park or the video. What did you mean?

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

The title is in reference to our last main video at this park. And ottawa has labelled this park by word of mouth as aggressive so I really just want to put the name and the park side by side and show people that it is not

What cameras do you use?

I have 3 Aussie

Living for 5:18. Lol

How did you go about training him to weave between your legs? Seems more of a novelty trick but for sure impressive to show off

@FrankieToTheMoon

3 жыл бұрын

It was actually very simple. Take a treat and guide the nose through your legs.

I hear a lot of people Saying GSDs are often troublemakers in dog parks, because they have a big tendency to stare a lot and dogs hate to be stared. My GSD stares my other dog a lot, so I think that probably holds up lol