Lovely training environment...reminds me of home in Maine!

Fanny, I love your videos with Spam. Your forests are beautiful.

@FannyGott

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! We love our forest.

Lika härlig video som alltid. Tack för du delar med dig Fanny 💞

@FannyGott

4 жыл бұрын

Tack Louise! Hoppas att du hittar lite inspiration till din egen valpträning. :)

Amazing video and work with your puppy! So good to see active puppies and well thought out training plan. Really can't wait to see what amazing things Spam will do when she grows up.

@FannyGott

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I love that you're competing with a saluki. That's awesome.

@MioMyDog

4 жыл бұрын

@@FannyGott Thank you! We're just beginning to break into the competitions, but I feel like agility has already given us very much. :)

Helt underbart , så härlig miljö 🤗

@FannyGott

4 жыл бұрын

Tack Malin! Vi älskar vår skog.

Får hem min första border collie om drygt fem veckor, och den här videoserien är den perfekta blandningen mellan att dämpa suget och längtan något, och få det att klia i fingrarna efter valpträning 🙏🏼😍

@FannyGott

4 жыл бұрын

Åh, vad spännande med valp! Var kommer den ifrån? Hoppas att du kan få lite idéer från våra videos.

@JohannaSarkar

4 жыл бұрын

Fanny Gott en import, med bla Ricky Hutchinsons Sweep och Llangwm Cap i stamtavlan ☺️ det får jag absolut, både härifrån och Agilitypodden + patreongruppen! Så förhoppningsvis blir det en riktig superstjärna av henne 🌟

@FannyGott

4 жыл бұрын

@@JohannaSarkar Vad roligt! Jag gillar verkligen Sweep.

@JohannaSarkar

4 жыл бұрын

Fanny Gott jag med av vad jag sett, så det ska bli superspännande! Får presentera henne i patreongruppen sen, hon är helt bedårande (men vilken valp är inte det 😅) ❤️

Where are you ?? I miss your training videos.

I love that dog collar! Where did you get it?

Hard to hear the voice-over at the outset because of the music. And sorry .... why is owner feeding the pup one treat after another? To me, it is not the quantity of food-reward that they need ... it is the quality ... so just one food-treat, only when it's absolutely necessary to bring about an associative meaning ... you did something specifically good there so you get ONE small food-treat .... but ALWAYS, if possible, the main reward is the eye-contact you give them and the feeling of fondness between the two of you. To me, it's absolutely the best thing to only give food as a reward when absolutely necessary, and to keep food out of it, if you possibly can. To try our very best to find other ways of rewarding ... a lovely look where eyes meet and meaning is conveyed, or pup is called over and brought to stillness while being told they have been good, or a toy is introduced that isn't constantly available .... stuff like this, if & when possible. This trainer isn't committing the crime I'm afraid I tend to associate with American dog-owners (NB - not ALL American dog-owners) ... those hideous videos where dogs are being taken for hot dogs, burgers, cream desserts etc... and this is being sold as a fabulous thing to do with a small creature who stands to have its health utterly ruined from the inside by its so-called carer. I'm having a rant this morning even though I've had my caffeine 😄 ... criticism of those who regularly and massively overdose their dogs on treats that are emphatically not good for the dog is not just reserved for owners from the US, but all over the place. But particularly (I think) US dog-owners and US educators about dogs, please do something, just something, to begin reversing this trend that is so damaging ... damaging to the dog but worse still, damaging for dogs all around the world when you put out video footage of over-indulging dogs to "educate" others to do the same. I thinknypu know, US folk, that you wield tremendous influence across the globe in most things ... and I'm sure you'll agree that those who have that power need to exercise it really judiciously. This owner is way way more moderate .. just that at the outset of the video, seems to feed one treat after the next in rapid succession; which seems to run counter to what she's saying later on in the video.

Here I am scared to take my 4month old pup on a 30min walk 😆

@FannyGott

Жыл бұрын

Don't be! Puppies need to use their bodies and develop muscles and bones. Just like you wouldn't tell your kid to not move too much, puppies need movement too.