As a dog owner of herding dogs, I appreciate your attention to exercise, good high quality food and commitment to cleanliness. I know you made this a couple of years ago but I had to commend your efforts on raising happy and healthy dogs. I would love to ride on a dog sled!!
Thanks! This wasn't mine. But It was great. I built a new one this summer though, very inspired by this one. A bit smaller, and only using the best ideas from this yard :D
I'm very sorry you feel that way Stephanie. Owning, working on, or helping out a kennel with over fifty dogs is a lot of responsibility. And this video was made to showcase that. This was filmed in the middle of summer, on a day way to warming for exercising. Therefore I had to spend the entire day focusing on the not so sexy, but most important part of working with huskies. Helping out the owners who went away for their (very short) summer vacation. I spent the day: - Keeping them well fed, replace their straw (to make their beds softer - provide extra isolation). - Cleaning their waterbowls, swap water multiple times per day. - Feeding, keeping an eye on, cuddling, and clean up after the puppies. - Manicure and pedicure - Keeping the dogyard clean. Removing dogtrap, brushing away leaves, straw and dirt. - and more.. Spending a lot of time in the dogyard is vital for keeping a meaningful relationship with these dogs, and please keep in mind that this video only showcases 1/365 days in a year. --- And why do we do it? I think this video lacked a part where I explained that to a satisfying degree. Which is unfortunate. The content I have made where our love for working with sled-dogs this is the main subject are nowhere near as "popular" as this one. // Hope I answered your comment to a satisfying degree. PS: This kennel DOES NOT breed dogs for retail, medical experiments or such. These dogs are built to run, and that is what they do.
another one of these ive had alot of dogs most of them were on chains and in my experience chained dogs are better looked after than inside dogs cause there outside for a purpose
Do they even get any exercise? That’s the most important thing dogs need… if they don’t get of the leash or have any exercise then there is no need owning them
Yessir. These dogs are built to run, and that is what they do. Please keep in mind that this video only showcases 1/365 days in a year. This particular day was hot for our polar dogs. To warm for exercising - even to warm for play. Owning, working on, or helping out a kennel with over fifty dogs is a lot of responsibility. Far beyond the highlights you see when we mush into the sunset over the tundra, or let all de dogs play together. A lot of preparation, caretaking and time goes into those moments. Which might be why they are so special to us who decide to live a life with sled dogs. I made this video when I helped out taking care of these dogs, because the owners had to go away for a short period. It is meant to show you how working with sled-dogs is more work than the average person might think. How our number one priority is keeping these dogs healthy and happy and safe. Regardless of other circumstances, 365. Spending a lot of time in the dogyard is vital for keeping a meaningful relationship with these dogs. This part of keeping dogs healthy and fulfilled does not nearly get enough attention. The tasks as shown in the video always need to be done, and they need to be done properly. It is one of the most fundamental parts of being a dog owner. Building a great team of sled-dogs starts with healthy dogs in a safe enviroment. PS: These dogs are NOT bred for retail or medical experiments. As many people have suggested. These dogs get at minimum 10 hours of exercise. Every week.
Hi Rob! It sure takes a fair bit of logistics to make a dogyard with 50 dogs function well. I'm currently spending most of my time working with my two dogs at home, but I should make a video to show you how we give all the individuals the attention and conditioning they deserve
Lots of work! Do you ever let the dogs walk freely around the property? I spent a year filming every puppy I met in Amsterdam and found one almost every week. It's called '50 puppies in 2 minutes' 🙂
@@BrynjarSkartlandthat’s lovely you’re in my version of heaven . I live on a big property but not all tne dogs get along. My male dogs Boogie and Zeus do not like each other’s company. My female dogs all do technically get along, but Joey can’t be out with baby if her brother Boogie also out. They pick on her. My dog that is the most wild child names Rogue gets along with everyone. I only let 3 out at a time to play outside while the other 2 are inside so it’s manageable. Took some time to figure it out but since the routine has been established life is good. However, they all can walk on leads together so that’s nice. The boys just require more supervision so it’s not always worth the effort so they spend a fair bit of time apart. Work mode they’re all good in each other’s space.
Hi, Hi Hi. I made a ton of videos during my one year break from High-School. After the break, I moved across the country to study sled dogs and work in a more nature-based environment. I did no longer have access to a trampoline, nor was I comfortable making videos as a first grader in a whole new area... After a short while, I grew out of my interest in trampoline and trampoline-vlogging. A transition I knew my demographic wouldn't follow. However, my passion for media-production, especially making youtube videos hasn't died. I tried making a couple videos during summer break (which I have now unlisted) that didn't really meet with the standards I set for myself. I am now working a bunch of videos and ideas I want to bring to life. They probably won't fit into the expectations of my previous audience, but that's a part of doing youtube. Trying out lots of stuff, until you find your own thing. Anyways, if you enjoyed this video, I recommend staying subscribed. There's definitely more where it came from. 2020
Mmmm 🤔 even though it easier to just pour out the kibbles on to the wooden planks....I think it might be a better idea to (build a small square 1x1x1 bowl) by using railing box for there food bowl. Maybe line the bottom with a 12"x12" square vinel leave in place! Well it's just a thought... 🤷♀️ Great job!!!!!😉
I think it's good for the dogs to spend some extra time having to sniff for the last pellets. Especially on days like these where it's to warm for other play/exercise. We do however use bowls a lot. Depending on what we feed (i.e soup) weather, and location. I think feeding in various ways keeps the dogs healthy and prepared for changes in their environment
@@gmar7836 He isn't he replied to a comment saying he doesn't breed dogs. he also replied to another person saying he lets the dogs run off the chains several times a week so...
@@gmar7836 For mushing! We are many people working at the kennel + many students learning about dog care 😊 In the weekdays when we're (up to) 11 people training and doing dog-care tasks, they get a lot of individual treatment. + long runs in the weekends as a team activity ❤
@@BrynjarSkartland mushing?? So you breed them so that they will only sweat and toil to carry some friggin sledder? That is abuse. That is cruelty. You should know that. What country are you in?
@@gmar7836 the dog was literally bred for that reason lol just like how hunting dogs were bred for hunting and herding dogs were bred for moving livestock. For many people it is a way of life. Not everyone let’s their dogs get fat on the couch and call that a spoiled life. So judgmental and nasty.
In this case yes. The Mother didn't lactate enough to keep them all properly nutritioned so we had too. But for puppies growing as much as they do in that age we only use the top-shelf meat with all the vitamins etc they need 🥰
As soon as my puppies opened their eyes I introduced them to raw meat. Mostly ground beef, chicken and turkey. All 6 of my dogs eat raw but have access to a high quality kibble if they want a snack.
Yes, it's recommended to start pups on solid foods/meat from day 21. They have teeth and are very capable of eating a finer version of their dams diet. In Australia it is the law that pups must be offered solid foods from 3 weeks of age.
I actually just got my trampoline home again. I don't think I'll go back to trampoline videos, but maybe i should include it once or twice... For old times sake?
Not mine, but allthough I mainly disagree on the tangeled part. Slabs or a combination of the two for each dog probably would require less maintanance and benefit their paws in the long run. But they're more costly and also makes drainage harder 🙃 But it is something i consider for my yard, in the future...
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As a dog owner of herding dogs, I appreciate your attention to exercise, good high quality food and commitment to cleanliness. I know you made this a couple of years ago but I had to commend your efforts on raising happy and healthy dogs.
I would love to ride on a dog sled!!
Good stuff mate love your kennel setup
Thanks! This wasn't mine. But It was great. I built a new one this summer though, very inspired by this one. A bit smaller, and only using the best ideas from this yard :D
Your videos are so interesting and relaxing to watch. They have definitely grown haha
Thank you! Wish I had never stopped
I am not being rude by any means because i have never had this many dogs but i dont feal like yall are taking very good care of those dogs
I'm very sorry you feel that way Stephanie.
Owning, working on, or helping out a kennel with over fifty dogs is a lot of responsibility. And this video was made to showcase that.
This was filmed in the middle of summer, on a day way to warming for exercising. Therefore I had to spend the entire day focusing on the not so sexy, but most important part of working with huskies. Helping out the owners who went away for their (very short) summer vacation.
I spent the day:
- Keeping them well fed, replace their straw (to make their beds softer - provide extra isolation).
- Cleaning their waterbowls, swap water multiple times per day.
- Feeding, keeping an eye on, cuddling, and clean up after the puppies.
- Manicure and pedicure
- Keeping the dogyard clean. Removing dogtrap, brushing away leaves, straw and dirt.
- and more..
Spending a lot of time in the dogyard is vital for keeping a meaningful relationship with these dogs, and please keep in mind that this video only showcases 1/365 days in a year.
---
And why do we do it? I think this video lacked a part where I explained that to a satisfying degree. Which is unfortunate. The content I have made where our love for working with sled-dogs this is the main subject are nowhere near as "popular" as this one.
//
Hope I answered your comment to a satisfying degree.
PS:
This kennel DOES NOT breed dogs for retail, medical experiments or such.
These dogs are built to run, and that is what they do.
@@BrynjarSkartland Ok thanks that clears it up sorry
It is not fair that the dogs are not running around and on chains
They look pretty well cared for, and I'm sure they get plenty of exercise especially in the winter since there sled dogs.
Do you really think he would be able to control 50 dogs all off their chains …
😂 shut up
another one of these ive had alot of dogs most of them were on chains and in my experience chained dogs are better looked after than inside dogs cause there outside for a purpose
Do they even get any exercise? That’s the most important thing dogs need… if they don’t get of the leash or have any exercise then there is no need owning them
Yessir. These dogs are built to run, and that is what they do.
Please keep in mind that this video only showcases 1/365 days in a year.
This particular day was hot for our polar dogs. To warm for exercising - even to warm for play.
Owning, working on, or helping out a kennel with over fifty dogs is a lot of responsibility. Far beyond the highlights you see when we mush into the sunset over the tundra, or let all de dogs play together. A lot of preparation, caretaking and time goes into those moments. Which might be why they are so special to us who decide to live a life with sled dogs.
I made this video when I helped out taking care of these dogs, because the owners had to go away for a short period. It is meant to show you how working with sled-dogs is more work than the average person might think. How our number one priority is keeping these dogs healthy and happy and safe. Regardless of other circumstances, 365.
Spending a lot of time in the dogyard is vital for keeping a meaningful relationship with these dogs. This part of keeping dogs healthy and fulfilled does not nearly get enough attention. The tasks as shown in the video always need to be done, and they need to be done properly. It is one of the most fundamental parts of being a dog owner.
Building a great team of sled-dogs starts with healthy dogs in a safe enviroment.
PS:
These dogs are NOT bred for retail or medical experiments. As many people have suggested.
These dogs get at minimum 10 hours of exercise. Every week.
I wana see this dude walk all them dogs lol
Hi Rob! It sure takes a fair bit of logistics to make a dogyard with 50 dogs function well. I'm currently spending most of my time working with my two dogs at home, but I should make a video to show you how we give all the individuals the attention and conditioning they deserve
Lots of work! Do you ever let the dogs walk freely around the property? I spent a year filming every puppy I met in Amsterdam and found one almost every week. It's called '50 puppies in 2 minutes' 🙂
Yes! We do do that! It’s great to see big hoards of dogs run free and play together ✌️❤️
@@BrynjarSkartlandthat’s lovely you’re in my version of heaven . I live on a big property but not all tne dogs get along. My male dogs Boogie and Zeus do not like each other’s company. My female dogs all do technically get along, but Joey can’t be out with baby if her brother Boogie also out. They pick on her. My dog that is the most wild child names Rogue gets along with everyone. I only let 3 out at a time to play outside while the other 2 are inside so it’s manageable. Took some time to figure it out but since the routine has been established life is good.
However, they all can walk on leads together so that’s nice. The boys just require more supervision so it’s not always worth the effort so they spend a fair bit of time apart. Work mode they’re all good in each other’s space.
♥️♥️♥️
Hej! What food do you feed the puppys with? (Brand) I just bought an AH and want to feed her best way possible. Thanks
Why did you stop making videos? I’m just asking you don’t have to responded
Hi Hi Same..
Hi, Hi Hi. I made a ton of videos during my one year break from High-School. After the break, I moved across the country to study sled dogs and work in a more nature-based environment. I did no longer have access to a trampoline, nor was I comfortable making videos as a first grader in a whole new area... After a short while, I grew out of my interest in trampoline and trampoline-vlogging. A transition I knew my demographic wouldn't follow.
However, my passion for media-production, especially making youtube videos hasn't died. I tried making a couple videos during summer break (which I have now unlisted) that didn't really meet with the standards I set for myself.
I am now working a bunch of videos and ideas I want to bring to life. They probably won't fit into the expectations of my previous audience, but that's a part of doing youtube. Trying out lots of stuff, until you find your own thing.
Anyways, if you enjoyed this video, I recommend staying subscribed. There's definitely more where it came from.
2020
Mmmm 🤔 even though it easier to just pour out the kibbles on to the wooden planks....I think it might be a better idea to (build a small square 1x1x1 bowl) by using railing box for there food bowl. Maybe line the bottom with a 12"x12" square vinel leave in place! Well it's just a thought... 🤷♀️ Great job!!!!!😉
I think it's good for the dogs to spend some extra time having to sniff for the last pellets. Especially on days like these where it's to warm for other play/exercise.
We do however use bowls a lot. Depending on what we feed (i.e soup) weather, and location.
I think feeding in various ways keeps the dogs healthy and prepared for changes in their environment
Hey male version of me lol
great work dude
Thank you Cole! I spent alot of time on it so it really means alot ❤
I cant even get one dog and he has 46-
Yes and it’s a major red flag. Makes me wonder if he’s breeding them for pharmaceutical testing
@@gmar7836 what's that's?
@@gmar7836 He isn't he replied to a comment saying he doesn't breed dogs. he also replied to another person saying he lets the dogs run off the chains several times a week so...
Do you sell these puppers? If so how much?
We do not breed for retail ❤
@@BrynjarSkartland then what are you breeding them for? Testing at pharmaceutical labs? You better not!!
@@gmar7836 For mushing! We are many people working at the kennel + many students learning about dog care 😊 In the weekdays when we're (up to) 11 people training and doing dog-care tasks, they get a lot of individual treatment. + long runs in the weekends as a team activity ❤
@@BrynjarSkartland mushing?? So you breed them so that they will only sweat and toil to carry some friggin sledder? That is abuse. That is cruelty. You should know that. What country are you in?
@@gmar7836 the dog was literally bred for that reason lol just like how hunting dogs were bred for hunting and herding dogs were bred for moving livestock. For many people it is a way of life. Not everyone let’s their dogs get fat on the couch and call that a spoiled life. So judgmental and nasty.
Bro is it okay to feed a three week old puppy meat??
In this case yes. The Mother didn't lactate enough to keep them all properly nutritioned so we had too. But for puppies growing as much as they do in that age we only use the top-shelf meat with all the vitamins etc they need 🥰
As soon as my puppies opened their eyes I introduced them to raw meat. Mostly ground beef, chicken and turkey. All 6 of my dogs eat raw but have access to a high quality kibble if they want a snack.
Yes, it's recommended to start pups on solid foods/meat from day 21. They have teeth and are very capable of eating a finer version of their dams diet.
In Australia it is the law that pups must be offered solid foods from 3 weeks of age.
@@BrynjarSkartland you’re probAbly over breeding the poor mom !
Hi
You are ruining the husky bloodlines by mixing them with other breeds. Why are you doing this?
You only give they 1 scoop of food that’s just terrible
He also fed them raw.
I'll ensure you they get all the food they need all season around. You should see how much we feed them during wintertime :o
Can the pups even breath in that nasty area, I don’t think you should own dos or puppies
shut up
@@KayHybridare you going to cry what I said 🤣🤣
First off.. "babysitting".
For the "nasty area" part.
It's a well ventilated,fully isolated (can be heated) house.
Clean too. Because we clean it.
New video soon??
Yes
Dogs?
@@MrBlosar Could be anything :)
Looking forward to IT!
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I like your videos very much but can you do flips again?
I actually just got my trampoline home again. I don't think I'll go back to trampoline videos, but maybe i should include it once or twice... For old times sake?
@@BrynjarSkartland yes sure
I agree, he was such a good flipper!
Do you starve your dogs 👿
That tether set up isn’t the best.. the dogs look tangled and you should try investing in concrete slabs it’s keeps their nails filed and it won’t rot
Not mine, but allthough I mainly disagree on the tangeled part. Slabs or a combination of the two for each dog probably would require less maintanance and benefit their paws in the long run. But they're more costly and also makes drainage harder 🙃 But it is something i consider for my yard, in the future...
@@BrynjarSkartland Maybe a sloping slab. I'm looking for a good setup for my pack.
this is wrong ....
STOP PROFITING OFF OF ANIMALS
I hope you don't eat meat, or use any animal products. If you do your supporting people that are "PROFITING OFF OF ANIMALS" lol.
@@LukeParks123 I don’t eat meat
@@LukeParks123 I don’t use animal products either. By the way what the hell are you doing on this thread??
This guy needs to stop breeding pets
I can’t watch, too sad for dogs…