I totally enjoyed watching and hearing about Odin and his "job" on the farm. It's so refreshing to hear someone else speaking about the correct terms when training their dogs. I've trained all of our Boxers since 1993, and that segued into our Great Danes (we've currently got two Danes now). And yes, those giant breeds can be a challenge during the training process, but they're all different. Our older Dane was almost perfect to train and eager to please, etc. But, our younger Dane just turned two in January and let me tell you....even though she came from the same breeder and Mother (different stud) she is completely different! We still keep "eyes on" the 2 year old when in our yard as sometimes she just can't be trusted! I'd love a small farm, but we're in the 'burbs and have a decent size yard and she's chewed a lot of our trees/shrubs, even the lattice surround our decks. Again, I trained her for a full year because she needed it. Sounds like you're doing everything right, joined the right groups, reading books etc. He'll be a great dog in time. Keep posting his progress, it's really interesting learning the true "working dogs" and how they're trained with livestock! Thanks for the video!
First of all, I love your pies. This video about Odin was delightful and I hope you continue documenting his progress. I also liked seeing your other animals and thought the portable chicken coop was genius.
So that was a shade tarp that he climbed up on....I didn't realize he was sleeping on it like hammock! Then he thought to use it as a trampoline and bounce out of his pen.
Happy 1st birthday to Odin! Will he be getting a special pie for his big day? LOL! 😊 Maybe a Cherry Pie Cake from Three Dog Bakery? threedog.com/bakery-items/category/celebration-cakes/ I am a dog lover and an Achatz Pie lover. Maybe you should develop a line of wholesome pet treats so our beloved pets can enjoy Achatz too! Thank you, Wendy, for sharing the video of Odin and your farm.
I just love Odin!
I totally enjoyed watching and hearing about Odin and his "job" on the farm. It's so refreshing to hear someone else speaking about the correct terms when training their dogs. I've trained all of our Boxers since 1993, and that segued into our Great Danes (we've currently got two Danes now). And yes, those giant breeds can be a challenge during the training process, but they're all different. Our older Dane was almost perfect to train and eager to please, etc. But, our younger Dane just turned two in January and let me tell you....even though she came from the same breeder and Mother (different stud) she is completely different! We still keep "eyes on" the 2 year old when in our yard as sometimes she just can't be trusted! I'd love a small farm, but we're in the 'burbs and have a decent size yard and she's chewed a lot of our trees/shrubs, even the lattice surround our decks. Again, I trained her for a full year because she needed it. Sounds like you're doing everything right, joined the right groups, reading books etc. He'll be a great dog in time. Keep posting his progress, it's really interesting learning the true "working dogs" and how they're trained with livestock! Thanks for the video!
First of all, I love your pies. This video about Odin was delightful and I hope you continue documenting his progress. I also liked seeing your other animals and thought the portable chicken coop was genius.
Love too see Odin. He’s beautiful!!
So that was a shade tarp that he climbed up on....I didn't realize he was sleeping on it like hammock! Then he thought to use it as a trampoline and bounce out of his pen.
Happy 1st birthday to Odin! Will he be getting a special pie for his big day? LOL! 😊 Maybe a Cherry Pie Cake from Three Dog Bakery? threedog.com/bakery-items/category/celebration-cakes/ I am a dog lover and an Achatz Pie lover. Maybe you should develop a line of wholesome pet treats so our beloved pets can enjoy Achatz too! Thank you, Wendy, for sharing the video of Odin and your farm.
Come on, you have a good recipe? I have tons of egg whites we need to do something with!
What do you call a Great Pyrenees without a leash?.
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