Sooo happy finding you and being such a good person. Dogs have got they needs,long walks, stimulations,good nutrition and if that is not fulfilled, I just call abuse bad treatment! What for want people a dog if they hate to move,walk in nature?? Never will understand. Thank you for being so responsible person❤
I loved your video, the exercise toys awesome, have you any episodes of what it is and how to get them to drop if they catch, its such a great way to burn that boredom off. 😊
Me encantan tus vídeos y el entrenamiento que das a tus perros. Adoro a los staffies aunque aún no tengo ninguno. Sigue publicando estos maravillosos videos. Un saludo desde Islas Canarias.
Your dogs are beautiful. I’m a new subscriber. 😊 I’ve got a 14-year-old staff white called Bella boo . Best companion ever. I could not imagine ever having any other kind of dog Stafford are the best ❤
Thank you and welcome on my channel! Yep, I can’t imagine my life without my staffords. I’ve worked with a lot of breeds but never found a breed that fits me better.
Beautiful Staffies. This is my first time stumbling across your channel. Excuse me if you explained this in a previous video, but I notice you wrap the wrist of the dogs while playing, is that common practice for this type of breed? Or do you only do it when playing with the flirt pole?
You make people doubt about their ability to take care of the dogs. That's the problem, don't breed a litter if you have such high expectations of the future owners, they might not be like you but they can still be great dog owners and a loving home.
Yes, I do have high expectations that’s because this breed comes with a responsibility. I don’t expect people to be like me. But these dogs are not like the average showlines. Knowing that I can’t promise a new owner that they will be fine with only walking. Maybe they are but that’s something you will see when the dogs grow up. But if I tell people they’ll do fine and they don’t it’s my fault aswell. Still think the brindle boy would have been a very good match.
Bellissimo video, tra i miei preferiti, insieme a quello sulla pista.Se non fosse per la distanza sarei nella foresta insieme a voi,però non è detto che in futuro io e mia moglie potremmo ( con preavviso) fare una gita dalle tue parti. P.s.In caso ti troveresti in Italia, non esitare a chiamarmi saresti una gradita ospite.😉👣🐾
Everything I know I've learnt on the field spend with people who do this for a very very long time already. So my advice would be get in touch with people who do this and join their training. You already can start at home using a flirtpole. All you need is a whip that's used for lunging horses. Put a little bag on the end. This way you can start teaching your dog chasing plastic bags is fun. Chasing a plastic bag is something they need to do for sprinting or trachmill.
Thanks for the advice. Already considering a flirt pole. Is there an age you would recommend using a flirt pole? As some trainers suggest only using a flirt pole once the puppy has the basic commands down. Also interested in your opinion on giving toys to your Staffies (especially when puppies) to occupy themselves. Some trainers recommend only giving dogs toys whilst they are training to ensure they remain engaged during the training (although appreciate one may provide toys where there are multiple dogs to play among themselves).
@@juliusdavison1229 My dogs don´t know a lot of commands because I´m not using the flirtpole to work on their impulse control. I use it to get them chase things and I don´t need them to listen to me while they´re doing that. If you want to use it for impulse controle then it´s better to wait untill the basic commands are known by your dog. I don´t have toys in the house as it might cause fights between my dogs. When they were young they had toys but now they´ve reached an age where it´s nog longer safe to put toys out with more then one dog out of the kennel. The second reason why they don´t get toys anymore inside the house is that I want them to switch off inside the house. I use toys during training and sports a lot and they really love it. But I don´t use them around the house. For challenging the dogs around the house I let them search their kibble. This way they still get to do something but it doesn´t make them as crazy as playing with a toy. They get a good chewing snack every now and then. They are in their kennels when getting their chewing snacks. But they chew for more then one hour and they are very satisfied after. I also use enrichment toys to feed them. So at the moment my dogs only get toys offered while working and sporting. In the house I want them to relax and not search for something to play with constantly. Maybe if I only had one dog I would do that differently but with the amount of dogs I have playing in the house is just not possible. All the dogs will go crazy if one has a toy and runs around the house with it.
@@juliusdavison1229 So with my litter I really focussed on using their nose. Because my main goal was getting good mantrailingdogs. So I used a lot of food to get them use their nose from an early age. This way you can get them tired without putting to much presure on their bodies. I went to the forest take a puppy out and would go wandering in the forest. Let them search their kibble on trees that came down, between the leaves ect ect. This way they still get to use their body but it´s more easy going. They´re working really hard while sniffing and my pups were super satisfied afterwards. I´ve let them chase a flirtpole on a young age twice I think. And I just recently introduced them to the dummy. They all loved it. Now we will slowly introduce them to the sports and they will start doing more from now on.
Really great points on both not having toys in the house as they get older, as well as using their nose to stimulate them without putting pressure on their bodies (especially whilst they are young). Do you have an opinion about training a puppy to be on a lead (some say not to use a lead until a puppy is older as they don’t yet understand being on a lead and better to exercise them in an enclosed space). Once on a lead, would you recommend a long line or flexi lead if one wanted to similarly train a puppy’s nose? Thanks for taking the time and share your knowledge.
I know people who own Staffordshire bull terriërs and cats. So I think it sure is possible if raised together. But I always recommend to be careful. So even if they are great together I would never leave them alone unsupervised and always make sure the cat has places to go to where the dog can’t reach the cat.
Nice work! Keep going you do a great job! My respect to you!
Stafford HEAVEN ❤
Sooo happy finding you and being such a good person. Dogs have got they needs,long walks, stimulations,good nutrition and if that is not fulfilled, I just call abuse bad treatment! What for want people a dog if they hate to move,walk in nature?? Never will understand. Thank you for being so responsible person❤
Thank you for all these compliments ! :)
I loved your video, the exercise toys awesome, have you any episodes of what it is and how to get them to drop if they catch, its such a great way to burn that boredom off. 😊
Me encantan tus vídeos y el entrenamiento que das a tus perros. Adoro a los staffies aunque aún no tengo ninguno. Sigue publicando estos maravillosos videos. Un saludo desde Islas Canarias.
Absolutely brilliant 👍👍👍👍👍⭐️
Bravo ❤
Gtreat video thanks 😊
Your dogs are beautiful. I’m a new subscriber. 😊
I’ve got a 14-year-old staff white called Bella boo . Best companion ever. I could not imagine ever having any other kind of dog Stafford are the best ❤
Thank you and welcome on my channel!
Yep, I can’t imagine my life without my staffords. I’ve worked with a lot of breeds but never found a breed that fits me better.
Beautiful Staffies. This is my first time stumbling across your channel. Excuse me if you explained this in a previous video, but I notice you wrap the wrist of the dogs while playing, is that common practice for this type of breed? Or do you only do it when playing with the flirt pole?
You make people doubt about their ability to take care of the dogs. That's the problem, don't breed a litter if you have such high expectations of the future owners, they might not be like you but they can still be great dog owners and a loving home.
Yes, I do have high expectations that’s because this breed comes with a responsibility. I don’t expect people to be like me. But these dogs are not like the average showlines. Knowing that I can’t promise a new owner that they will be fine with only walking. Maybe they are but that’s something you will see when the dogs grow up. But if I tell people they’ll do fine and they don’t it’s my fault aswell. Still think the brindle boy would have been a very good match.
I'm also very interested in your equipment :)
Will make a video about it :)
Thanks 😊I’m interested too 😊
Can you do a video on muzzle training plz my dog has recently show aggression but i put the muzzle on and she just lies down
I’ll try to record a video about how I train my dogs with the muzzle as fast as possible. :)
Hi, where can I get the toy you're using in this video? I can find balls on string but not with the stick part
I use a lunging whip that normally is used for lunging horses. I put a plastic back on the end and you have a perfect flirtpole.
Bellissimo video, tra i miei preferiti, insieme a quello sulla pista.Se non fosse per la distanza sarei nella foresta insieme a voi,però non è detto che in futuro io e mia moglie potremmo ( con preavviso) fare una gita dalle tue parti. P.s.In caso ti troveresti in Italia, non esitare a chiamarmi saresti una gradita ospite.😉👣🐾
oh lord, she's gonna end up with 101 staff babies! LOL
hahahaha :')
Really great channel. Are there any resources you recommend to learn sports training a Staffie?
Everything I know I've learnt on the field spend with people who do this for a very very long time already. So my advice would be get in touch with people who do this and join their training. You already can start at home using a flirtpole. All you need is a whip that's used for lunging horses. Put a little bag on the end. This way you can start teaching your dog chasing plastic bags is fun. Chasing a plastic bag is something they need to do for sprinting or trachmill.
Thanks for the advice. Already considering a flirt pole. Is there an age you would recommend using a flirt pole? As some trainers suggest only using a flirt pole once the puppy has the basic commands down.
Also interested in your opinion on giving toys to your Staffies (especially when puppies) to occupy themselves. Some trainers recommend only giving dogs toys whilst they are training to ensure they remain engaged during the training (although appreciate one may provide toys where there are multiple dogs to play among themselves).
@@juliusdavison1229 My dogs don´t know a lot of commands because I´m not using the flirtpole to work on their impulse control. I use it to get them chase things and I don´t need them to listen to me while they´re doing that. If you want to use it for impulse controle then it´s better to wait untill the basic commands are known by your dog.
I don´t have toys in the house as it might cause fights between my dogs. When they were young they had toys but now they´ve reached an age where it´s nog longer safe to put toys out with more then one dog out of the kennel. The second reason why they don´t get toys anymore inside the house is that I want them to switch off inside the house. I use toys during training and sports a lot and they really love it. But I don´t use them around the house.
For challenging the dogs around the house I let them search their kibble. This way they still get to do something but it doesn´t make them as crazy as playing with a toy. They get a good chewing snack every now and then. They are in their kennels when getting their chewing snacks. But they chew for more then one hour and they are very satisfied after. I also use enrichment toys to feed them.
So at the moment my dogs only get toys offered while working and sporting. In the house I want them to relax and not search for something to play with constantly. Maybe if I only had one dog I would do that differently but with the amount of dogs I have playing in the house is just not possible. All the dogs will go crazy if one has a toy and runs around the house with it.
@@juliusdavison1229 So with my litter I really focussed on using their nose. Because my main goal was getting good mantrailingdogs. So I used a lot of food to get them use their nose from an early age. This way you can get them tired without putting to much presure on their bodies. I went to the forest take a puppy out and would go wandering in the forest. Let them search their kibble on trees that came down, between the leaves ect ect. This way they still get to use their body but it´s more easy going. They´re working really hard while sniffing and my pups were super satisfied afterwards.
I´ve let them chase a flirtpole on a young age twice I think. And I just recently introduced them to the dummy. They all loved it. Now we will slowly introduce them to the sports and they will start doing more from now on.
Really great points on both not having toys in the house as they get older, as well as using their nose to stimulate them without putting pressure on their bodies (especially whilst they are young).
Do you have an opinion about training a puppy to be on a lead (some say not to use a lead until a puppy is older as they don’t yet understand being on a lead and better to exercise them in an enclosed space). Once on a lead, would you recommend a long line or flexi lead if one wanted to similarly train a puppy’s nose?
Thanks for taking the time and share your knowledge.
If raised with cats, could a staff get along with cats as an adult?
I know people who own Staffordshire bull terriërs and cats. So I think it sure is possible if raised together. But I always recommend to be careful. So even if they are great together I would never leave them alone unsupervised and always make sure the cat has places to go to where the dog can’t reach the cat.
@@sporting-sbt Thank you for answering.