Im thinking about getting a dog. Someone suggested a sheltie. After seeing this, they definitly got a spot on my list of possible breeds! :) So cute and amazing dog!
This is a really well-done video. The choice of song, and editing along with the song is PHENOMENAL. You really captured the intelligence and energy of the breed and how adorable these dogs are at heart. Good job :) :) :)
Gorgeous merle dog! Full of life and energy. I will be getting my own sheltie puppy soon, and I hope to do agility with him/her. Also would love to have a merle myself.
+OneCraftySimmer My (just turned 1 year old ) Tri-Color does the same...except when he jumps-bounces.........he tries to/does fling himself around in circles before landing. A Sheltie's individual innate quirks-curiosity can be modified to acceptable behavior-tricks. Working on his speech currently (basic human words)....all my Shelties have talked.
this is the only way to train any dog---positive reinforcement. I always get the best working dogs this way that are always happy because I am always praising them for ONLY the good/great things that they do and never any screaming or barking at them. They will do anything just to please you. I can walk my dogs off leash and they listen. People are so amazed with the control I have with them--and that's happy control. PRAISE! PRAISE! PRAISE!
I miss mine. I didn't teach him many tricks, so he taught himself how to be a crazy ass dog, but never enough to be a burden, just enough to know how smart he was.
+Katherine Vowell Sheltie's sizes vary a lot, on her litter 3 were small like her, 2 around 38 cm and one much bigger. Usually in the US they are bigger and in Europe you see a lot of small ones.
Hey, can I ask u a few things? So I really want a sheltie. Although it's not my favourite breed (however may become mine) as my favourite breed is a border collie. I think this doggo would fit in better with me and my family. And I can't wait, although I may have to wait until 2 years, so we can move into a bigger house and give the dog everything. As I'm only 14. I would be 16 by then and hopefully old enough to get a job to help my parents pay for everything towards the dog. Originally my dad said yes to a border collie, however I wanted to think logically, they need so much mental stimulation and physical exercises. I don't mind the physical part. But I'm really shy myself so I don't really want to go to obedience classes or agility. As I would want to work with my dog on training/obedience by myself, with my sisters help. I really just want a companion to go on long walks with myself and family. Anyway, do you absolutely have to do agility and those things with shelties. I decided on this breed because they aren't large dogs, so it would help persuade my mum to get a smaller dog. So one question, do you leave him/her alone much, and if you do and they need to go to the toilet, do u use train them to use a dog pad or how would it work? A dog flap?. Haha. I don't know. Is it possible to train your dog to go in the dog bad and potty train him to go outside too?
too much energy, i love mine buy she's crazy and she is trained, but she never stops barking at anyone who leaves the house for work, and vice versa, she hates the mailman so she can't sit outside on her watch post of 5 meters he will not come even to the house, just throws the mail on the front foyer, and i have lupus, and could no longer care for her, i had her sice she was 3 months old and had to give her to my parents,it broke my heart but ruby at 5 years old needs at least 1 hour a day twice a day as shelties need to run to get the ENERGY OUT!!! GOTTA LOVE HER,AND YES SHE IS FULL OF LIFE!!!
+BelleBoa Beauty -- It's possible to train a Sheltie to be under voice control and to stay out of the street. My sSheltie Dr. Watson got lots of exercise chasing motorcycles -- believe it or not she did it quite quite safely! She chased the bike running on the side walk. Cars speeding on a nearby green belt also got admonished by Dr. Watson as she ran along side the speeding car (staying on the green). Neighbors commented that they liked it because it helped to slow down the traffic. I learned the method of keeping a dog out of the street from a dog trainer who appeared on TV in the 1950's.
I had a sheltie, she was the smartest dam dog I ever saw. I never taught her anything except to go outside to poop and pee. That was so easy to teach her. She pooped in the house. So I held her nose down there and kinda swatted her butt. Then I took her poop outside in the yard, and I got her and held her nose down there again, and this time I petted her and told her "Good doggie". And that was it. I only had to do that once. She never pooped in the house again, not even the time she had diarrhea. I don't know how she learned stuff, like I would say "Come on, get up here" and she'd jump up in my lap. And I'd pet her for a couple of minutes, and then I'd say, "Alright, get down", and she'd just jump down an put her head back on my knee. I took her outside with me, out in the drive while I washed my motorcycle, for the first time. Next thing I knew she was nowhere in sight. I thought, "Shit". So, not knowing what else to do, I gave a loud whistle, and in about 15 seconds I saw her tearing around the apartment building way down the drive, running toward me with a big smile on her face, ears flying back in the wind.... She was such a good dog. I don't know how she learned stuff, she just figured stuff out on her own. I miss that little dog even after 30 years.
typically it's a treat that tastes much better than their normal food. It is a reward for a desired action. Pretty much the definition of "positive reinforcement" rewards encourage good behaviors, you also don't always have to bait them with food. The sheltie is a dog that loves to please and get positive reinforcement from their owner which can be as simple as just saying "good dog" and petting them.
Brantyn Gerik I have and had 3 Shelties. They are one of the easiest to train. I don't use treats to train her. In fact, I don't "train" her. I play with her. For one, she's not into treats and two, I don't treat my daughter with chocolate for good behavior, why should I do that to my dog? But instead, I use "negative" punishment for "negative" behaviors. Just like I do to my daughter. Doesn't mean I beat her, but scold her with firm tone or light tap on her rear. To get her to know that I don't appreciate that behavior. And praise her for good behavior. As a result, she doesn't beg for food or stare at my hand all the time for treats.
Brian Choi positive renforcement doesn't mean only treats it mean doing something that the dog really likes when he does something good. Like play or praise. If you only going to scold when he does something you don't like he's going to learn not to do this but not what he should do instead. Using both method is the key
audrey bouchard Thanks for that but you are actually speaking to yourself. I assumed positive means treats because that's 100% of what all the positive training videos showed. I did not see ANY positive training *WITHOUT* treats. And I *CLEARLY* did not say "ONLY" scold. But you assumed it. Why? What you said to me, should be said to you. Most dogs and especially Shelties have natural tendency to please the owners. You just have to COMMUNICATE. *NOT TRAIN* with treats.
Brian Choi lol why so agressive? If you go to military, police, agility, search and rescue, etc training centre for dog you will see that they use play for reinforcements, therefore the dog is happy when doing certain things and will be more inclined to do them again. That's all I was trying to say.
agility is not "tricks" I have 2 from Blackberry 1 from Wick cassbars spark to flame(Prairie Lea Kenels) and Freyja cassbars Valkerie mother Vera sire Samason these are not tricks these are skills honed by decades of line breeding and good training to hone in their natural skills. You are a poser if you think these are meere tricks!
Im thinking about getting a dog. Someone suggested a sheltie. After seeing this, they definitly got a spot on my list of possible breeds! :) So cute and amazing dog!
Awwww that wittle face. Even when I'm having a really bad day my sheltie always cheers me up.
they do have this power :)
Kiwan B
This is a really well-done video. The choice of song, and editing along with the song is PHENOMENAL. You really captured the intelligence and energy of the breed and how adorable these dogs are at heart. Good job :) :) :)
Stunning, absolutely stunning!
this is the most amazing video ive ever seen
Such a cute dog, and so full of energy and life!
Thank you Tonya! Loved your channel too, great tricks! :)
I'd love it if you gave an intro to dog training video show casing how you get them started.
Gereat and super love dogs. Fantastic. Thank you very much.🐾💕💚💕❤🌅👋☄☄☄🐾😄
That’s a Happy Sheltie like the song!
Shetland sheepdog is in a great shape and is really talented how do you do it
Замечательное видео!!! У нас есть уже 4 года такой же красавчик и умничка Шенди!!!
So great! Cute dog.
Amazing job! I'm sure she has a good source of exercise😄
Super smart dog! You did good with her!
Jsuis14 Thank you ! :)
What's the secret to raising such a wonderful dog? Great video :)
lots of love :)
thanks!!
Aaw what a beautiful and smart dog! 😍 Positive training makes the dream work! 😘
Gorgeous merle dog! Full of life and energy. I will be getting my own sheltie puppy soon, and I hope to do agility with him/her. Also would love to have a merle myself.
Kita Tone Thank you! Where are you from? Please come back and show us your baby sheltie :)
Huge smile after watching. Loved the bouncing at 1:40!!!!
thank you :)
J'adore !!👍🏻
My wife and I think your dog is very cute and admire your training.
Thomas Hoffend you're very kind, thank you :)
so cute this dog :)
thank you :)
Sweet dog 😉
FANTASTIC,
Amazing, thank you for sharing
beautiful and really smart! which breeder sold you that sheltie?
the breeder is called Estrada da Mata Shelties, it's from Brazil
Yees, amazing, keep it up ♥️
This shelty makes my shelty look like an arthritic pug. She can't jump at all!! But I love her any way
I burst out laughing when the dog was on the ground jumping like 3 feet in the air
+OneCraftySimmer
My (just turned 1 year old ) Tri-Color does the same...except when he jumps-bounces.........he tries to/does fling himself around in circles before landing.
A Sheltie's individual innate quirks-curiosity can be modified to acceptable behavior-tricks.
Working on his speech currently (basic human words)....all my Shelties have talked.
+OneCraftySimmer :)
Очень классно! Вот бы мне так своего научить!
Wow great video, amazing job and cooperation! May I know the height of your dog and who was the breeder ?
cute-fluffy
Looks great 👍👍👍
Sheltie Midi thank you!
Love it!
Thank you :)
Nice blue!
thank you! nice shelties you have :).
+livianogueira thank u :3
im getting a blue merle soon
10/10 Sheltie
this is the only way to train any dog---positive reinforcement. I always get the best working dogs this way that are always happy because I am always praising them for ONLY the good/great things that they do and never any screaming or barking at them. They will do anything just to please you. I can walk my dogs off leash and they listen. People are so amazed with the control I have with them--and that's happy control. PRAISE! PRAISE! PRAISE!
that's it
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super video :)
thank you very much :)
How old is the dog in this video?looks young! Super cute video :)
she is 3yo!
thank you :)
+livianogueira wow looks like a semi-adult. how does she do when its hot outside? i really like shelties but i live in a tropical country.
+MinaSchokolade she's fine, we live in Portugal and it's warm half the year or so.
The Sheltie is one hell of a dog, isn't it
it is ;)
WTF?! Sheltie's are The best!!
I miss mine. I didn't teach him many tricks, so he taught himself how to be a crazy ass dog, but never enough to be a burden, just enough to know how smart he was.
Beautiful!! Is she a mini Sheltie? I would love to have one this size, but all the shelties I see in person look bigger than this.
+Katherine Vowell Sheltie's sizes vary a lot, on her litter 3 were small like her, 2 around 38 cm and one much bigger. Usually in the US they are bigger and in Europe you see a lot of small ones.
Best of best!!!
Victoria Jieun thank you very much! :)
That is amazing
thank you!
Hey, can I ask u a few things? So I really want a sheltie. Although it's not my favourite breed (however may become mine) as my favourite breed is a border collie. I think this doggo would fit in better with me and my family. And I can't wait, although I may have to wait until 2 years, so we can move into a bigger house and give the dog everything. As I'm only 14. I would be 16 by then and hopefully old enough to get a job to help my parents pay for everything towards the dog. Originally my dad said yes to a border collie, however I wanted to think logically, they need so much mental stimulation and physical exercises. I don't mind the physical part. But I'm really shy myself so I don't really want to go to obedience classes or agility. As I would want to work with my dog on training/obedience by myself, with my sisters help. I really just want a companion to go on long walks with myself and family.
Anyway, do you absolutely have to do agility and those things with shelties. I decided on this breed because they aren't large dogs, so it would help persuade my mum to get a smaller dog. So one question, do you leave him/her alone much, and if you do and they need to go to the toilet, do u use train them to use a dog pad or how would it work? A dog flap?. Haha. I don't know. Is it possible to train your dog to go in the dog bad and potty train him to go outside too?
amazing :)
thank you :)
Super star!
thanks; )
How did you train that she jump in the air so high? My Sheltie don't do this :(
wow schöne Rasse
How old is this amazing sheltie?
she´s 2,5 years old
wow!!
thanks :)
Great I love your Sheltie. I have a 1 year old Sheltie but I dont know how to teache those things =(
Jesus Caceres With positive training and patience you can go anywhere with your sheltie!
Is your dog an American or English sheltie?
She comes from American lines
super
thank you!
Sweet *-*
thanks!
kawai
who name song
too much energy, i love mine buy she's crazy and she is trained, but she never stops barking at anyone who leaves the house for work, and vice versa, she hates the mailman so she can't sit outside on her watch post of 5 meters he will not come even to the house, just throws the mail on the front foyer, and i have lupus, and could no longer care for her, i had her sice she was 3 months old and had to give her to my parents,it broke my heart but ruby at 5 years old needs at least 1 hour a day twice a day as shelties need to run to get the ENERGY OUT!!! GOTTA LOVE HER,AND YES SHE IS FULL OF LIFE!!!
thank you :)
+BelleBoa Beauty -- It's possible to train a
Sheltie to be under voice control and to stay out of the street. My sSheltie Dr. Watson got lots of exercise chasing motorcycles -- believe it or not she did it quite quite safely! She chased the bike running on the side walk. Cars speeding on a nearby green belt also got admonished by Dr. Watson as she ran along side the speeding car (staying on the green). Neighbors commented that they liked it because it helped to slow down the traffic. I learned the method of keeping a dog out of the street from a dog trainer who appeared on TV in the 1950's.
how old is your Sheltie,
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my first article about shelties: www.szkola-doberman.pl/szkolenie-psow/owczarki-szetlandzkie-sheltie-wychowanie-i-szkolenie/
I'm looking for the right breeder in ny
Ракета 😂
that dog is RAPID
I had a sheltie, she was the smartest dam dog I ever saw. I never taught her anything except to go outside to poop and pee. That was so easy to teach her. She pooped in the house. So I held her nose down there and kinda swatted her butt. Then I took her poop outside in the yard, and I got her and held her nose down there again, and this time I petted her and told her "Good doggie". And that was it. I only had to do that once. She never pooped in the house again, not even the time she had diarrhea. I don't know how she learned stuff, like I would say "Come on, get up here" and she'd jump up in my lap. And I'd pet her for a couple of minutes, and then I'd say, "Alright, get down", and she'd just jump down an put her head back on my knee. I took her outside with me, out in the drive while I washed my motorcycle, for the first time. Next thing I knew she was nowhere in sight. I thought, "Shit". So, not knowing what else to do, I gave a loud whistle, and in about 15 seconds I saw her tearing around the apartment building way down the drive, running toward me with a big smile on her face, ears flying back in the wind.... She was such a good dog. I don't know how she learned stuff, she just figured stuff out on her own. I miss that little dog even after 30 years.
il illa ses pour savoir sur tours chien chayt lande peti a vandre ses pour savoire merci
Personally don't understand what's so positive about baiting them with food to get them to do what you want them to do.
typically it's a treat that tastes much better than their normal food. It is a reward for a desired action. Pretty much the definition of "positive reinforcement" rewards encourage good behaviors, you also don't always have to bait them with food. The sheltie is a dog that loves to please and get positive reinforcement from their owner which can be as simple as just saying "good dog" and petting them.
Brantyn Gerik I have and had 3 Shelties. They are one of the easiest to train. I don't use treats to train her. In fact, I don't "train" her. I play with her. For one, she's not into treats and two, I don't treat my daughter with chocolate for good behavior, why should I do that to my dog? But instead, I use "negative" punishment for "negative" behaviors. Just like I do to my daughter. Doesn't mean I beat her, but scold her with firm tone or light tap on her rear. To get her to know that I don't appreciate that behavior. And praise her for good behavior. As a result, she doesn't beg for food or stare at my hand all the time for treats.
Brian Choi positive renforcement doesn't mean only treats it mean doing something that the dog really likes when he does something good. Like play or praise. If you only going to scold when he does something you don't like he's going to learn not to do this but not what he should do instead. Using both method is the key
audrey bouchard Thanks for that but you are actually speaking to yourself. I assumed positive means treats because that's 100% of what all the positive training videos showed. I did not see ANY positive training *WITHOUT* treats.
And I *CLEARLY* did not say "ONLY" scold. But you assumed it. Why? What you said to me, should be said to you.
Most dogs and especially Shelties have natural tendency to please the owners. You just have to COMMUNICATE. *NOT TRAIN* with treats.
Brian Choi lol why so agressive? If you go to military, police, agility, search and rescue, etc training centre for dog you will see that they use play for reinforcements, therefore the dog is happy when doing certain things and will be more inclined to do them again. That's all I was trying to say.
agility is not "tricks" I have 2 from Blackberry 1 from Wick cassbars spark to flame(Prairie Lea Kenels) and Freyja cassbars Valkerie mother Vera sire Samason these are not tricks these are skills honed by decades of line breeding and good training to hone in their natural skills. You are a poser if you think these are meere tricks!