@@angelocaruso I get excited, tell him I see kangaroos 😂😂. Have fun, the more I am having fun the more motivated he will be. Work hard is one that dogs can have trouble with. Like a hill, sand etc, they can think you are using the brakes and stop, I let Charlie know to go harder with the work hard command
@@rhondagrant5100 I was wondering if there are any small and light saddles and brides that can fit a size or a XL dog like a mastiff I have a pony that's the size of that sorry for the bad example can you help me?
It's a great video, interesting how they do it and move around, you could call it climate-neutral for the next video they will stretch me in front of their car and I will pull them :)
@@YourK9Trainer It has nothing to do with the "set up", but everything to do with the rider. You can SEE the weight on the saddle. You clearly know nothing about driving.
All the videos I watched it seems like the dogs enjoy working for their owner! That dog is awesome!!!!
Wowww
Great video! Thank you for posting it. Where do you get your harnesses and reins from? They look very nice!
Beautiful!
Looks like one of your rigs Jim - how are you ?
Thank you James.
@@rhondagrant5100 how do you make him go faster
@@angelocaruso I get excited, tell him I see kangaroos 😂😂. Have fun, the more I am having fun the more motivated he will be. Work hard is one that dogs can have trouble with. Like a hill, sand etc, they can think you are using the brakes and stop, I let Charlie know to go harder with the work hard command
@@cliffdahl it is a James Walsh city mini
Where did you get the cart
It is a Regal sulky. They are not being manufactured anymore
This is awesome! Any advice on where to get one near Northern Virginia? And are they all upwards of $2k?!
Look at the Chalo sulky. They are in the states. I haven’t seen one in real life.
Where did you get the rings in and next thing from? Where do you get that thing with two buckles on it?
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Where can I buy this sulky cart with fantastic suspension system!
There is one for sale in Australia
@@rhondagrant5100 Can you please share the link to purchase in Australia?
I will get it for you. Where are you?
@@rhondagrant5100 New Jersey 08879
Just to ship it would cost a lot
What kind of harness is this? Does it come with the sulky?
The harness is from Didgee Harnesses
@@rhondagrant5100 I was wondering if there are any small and light saddles and brides that can fit a size or a XL dog like a mastiff I have a pony that's the size of that sorry for the bad example can you help me?
@@angelocaruso you can’t put weight on a dogs back
@@rhondagrant5100 I seen kids ride on some dogs and the dog is happy doing it.
@@angelocaruso it is really not good for the dog. Just my opinion. If the dog has pain it could react to the children.
It's a great video, interesting how they do it and move around, you could call it climate-neutral
for the next video they will stretch me in front of their car and I will pull them :)
Where can I get this?
Where are you. You can buy some similar ones, not this one though as the maker is retired.
I'd like to get one also. I'm in southern Ohio. What information can you share w me?
@@rhondagrant5100 NJ. Can you share info where we can buy one of these? If you plan to sell yours one day.. perhaps you’ll consider to sell to us?
@@lonelywolf6515 I do know of one for sale in Australia
@@rhondagrant5100 I’ve searched online but I really cannot find any in US.
Wait, you have THAT much weight on that saddle, and on such a small point? Who came up with that design? It's horrible.
It might look like that but a properly set up sulky actually lifts up on the harness, putting no weight on the dog’s back
@@YourK9Trainer It has nothing to do with the "set up", but everything to do with the rider. You can SEE the weight on the saddle. You clearly know nothing about driving.