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Just a random photo of me and my best bud going for a walk, we go everywhere

My second video of teaching my two dogs Zara and Eve (Doberman) both older dogs to sit come stay and hand shake

My first video of teaching Zara to catch a ball

I will be slowly adding my n00bish training videos as I endeavour to train my older border collie, any advice for training would be appreciated as it’s taking me ages.

Ok no worries I will make that post now cheers and sorry guys

Oh crap, sorry,what would be the right area?

I don’t have many bc books but here is my current lot of bc books if anyone has any other recommendations of bc books I’d be glad to hear them as I want to buy more!

people are probably going to hate on me but i've never ever brushed any of my dogs teeth in my life and i've never ever had any troubles with their teeth

imho he needs more "wearing out" like a massive run/games until he is exhausted and doesn't want to do more, i have to take my girl for a 2 hour hike up a mountain every morning, and constantly train/tricks/ball recovery for a couple of hours later on in the day to keep my girl normal. if she misses out on any of those she runs around digging up the yard or runs around crazy. she's perfect when she's physically and mentally worn out. its what they are made to do. run sheep all day long.

Thanks for the advice guys, I will now start training my old border collie tricks and uploading them to you tube as I teach them to her for now here is a simple first, catching a ball

Just a video showing how long it took to get my girl to catch. I plan on teaching her most things and uploading videos if interested :-) and also any advices or comments would be appreciated

Can you train a old dog (8 years old +) new tricks? Which could be good enough for competitions etc.... Any type of compitition really,if its hearding, tricks, fly ball etc

Hey guys thanks for the reply my best guess is a allergic reaction to something but she’s stopped biting now and the hairs growing back .

Hey guys so after we treated our pups this summer for fleas we gave her the usual flea treatment and the usual dog flea shampoo we always use. She started biting her self nibbling and as you can see she’s losing hair. Her breath is fine her skin looks and feels normal we can’t find a way to stop her biting her self nibbling. Any advice what to do? It’s only been since the flea treatment and our other dog is fine with no reactions.

She’s a small Doberman, but then again Zara is a smallish border collie i got Eve from a rescue shelter she was 12 weeks and already de-sexed and FULLY healed. It’s stunted her growth some what