There should be more of this type of training, but for non herding dogs. Teaching people how to train their dogs would be 10x more beneficial than all the places that just train the dogs.
My understanding is thg that part of dog training is educating (training) the owners. Training the dogs without training the owner does very little to help either.
I spent years in animal care, training was a big part. But the problem is the owners most times. They CAN get it but they want their hands held & don't want to accept their contribution to the behavior problem. I just want happier dogs, asap. Significant problem using that to make a living so I concentrated on home care for medically fragile, breeders, farms etc. People don't know how to have dogs any better than they know how to raise kids. The stuff we fail to teach, SMH
Oh man! This was great show - loved you and Terrie! I had a GSD who lived to 15 y/o - we did obedience (and SAR) together - she failed her final obedience trial but they actually gave her a 'new' award - the most sarcastic entrant! She leaned way, way forward but never moved on the sit/stay when I walked off; slid to a stop in front of me when recalled; exploded around to the 'finish' and laid her head against me looking at me; laid on her side for the long down; totally ignored all the other dogs but crawled over to a little kid at the ring edge then crawled back to her spot on a 'down/stay'. The judges were actually giggling - and we were having a blast (we didn't care that she missed due to the finer points thing) - she *loved* when we did training; she also knew all the 'basic' tricks. God forbid you were outside when a storm came - she would 'herd' you into the house - and once the door was shut she ran for the bathtub .... I still miss her ... best dog ever!!
Your GSD sounds like a wonderful dog, and I wish you had video footage of her final obedience trial to share with us. I started learning obedience training with a club near Ft Worth, TX back in '92, and after moving, with a NADOI-certified instructor that worked through a small town parks & rec department. I also joined another dog obedience club, and we drilled in Mardi Gras parades, we worked on flyball, we did agility work, we trained for competitive obedience and therapy dog certs, we fooled a little with herding, and we did CGC testing. My Aussie Chow cross I owned at the time failed for reasons similar to your GSD's, so seeing your memories warmed my heart. Thank you for sharing that. My oldest daughter took her first training class at age 8, and we went on later to do SAR training with her Catahoula cur rescue dog. Learning to train your dogs provides such rich rewards that go on for decades with every dog you will own. Why people own dogs and refuse to bother to learn how to train their companions is just beyond me. Dog training is one of the most satisfying life-skills I've ever learned.
@@marahdolores8930 Thank you for your story - I enjoy hearing other people's 'dog experiences' - you are so correct about the 'rewards' of training. Pawsha (my GSD) changed my life - literally. I loved training her and people to work with their dogs so much I left 17 years of working in the corporate world to be a puppy-parent trainer. After several years of training I moved to being a dog groomer - my specialty is training puppies to be groomed - something they will be doing the rest of their lives - and 're-training' old cranky dogs who have had a bad experience at grooming (been doing that now for 18 years). Watching the 'light go off' in their heads and gaining their trust is so rewarding.
we have a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and were always struck by his need to have people and things herded into a tidy little group. We learned about a local farmer who would test your dogs’ natural instincts and so we let our pup loose in a pen with some sheep. At first, he looked pretty disinterested but when the sheep started reacting, boy howdy, so did he and he ran them in circles, weaving and barking and having the time of his life. Best $20 I’ve ever spent, to see the joy on his face and watch the natural athleticism that is inherent with the breed.
I grew up with a border collie, and trained her with a whistle, too. Unbelievably smart dogs. Trained her for joring, and before I knew it, she could not only follow whistle commands, but follow traffic laws. It always amazed me that just through observing my behavior and commands, she learned to stop at stop signs and look for other vehicles before continuing.
Found a border collie dumped in the desert. Love at first site. Smartest dog we ever had. She always tried to herd the kids off the pool deck when they were playing in the pool. RIP Miss Sadie. Great episode
I shared my life with a border collie/heeler rescue for about 10 years. If she had started talking one day, I wouldn't have been surprised, she was that smart.
I always remember the australian rancher that said of his cattle dogs, that he would give them a command, but they would ignore him and do something else - and their idea worked better. He just accepted it.
I had a Border Collie that had zero training in herding and one day the neighbors sheep got out, about 10 of them and she herded them into my carport...It was amazing.
My neighbors when I was growing up had a particularly stubborn cow who would get out and my border collie mix had never even saw a cow til they moved in, much less trained to herd em, but he would herd the cow straight back into his own fence. Jasper was such a smart boy lol
yeah ours lost a few teeth over the years trying to herd the horses. They're crazy, get kicked 25 feet across the pasture and just get up and try it again because the horses HAVE TO be in the stable at all cost hahaha
I’ve watched Mike Rowe since the FIRST DAY HE WAS SELLING CRAP ON QVC. My sister & I stayed up a thousand midnight QVC shows & bought hundreds of thousands in Stupid Precious Moments figurines, dumb dolls we donated & Peterboro Baskets that still take up too much space in the kitchen. But THIS episode is my all time FAVORITE ❤️
Us Aussies have the quintessential sheep/cattle dogs....the Kelpie, the Blue and Red Heelers!! They are incredibly smart!! My sides are still hurting from laughing at you heard ducks...and sheep!! Classic Mike! Thank you for another wonderful episode. Peace and Love from Australia
My first dog (as an adult) was a blue heeler/choco lab. My best friend for 16 years. Helped me raise my boys. Smartest dog I've ever owned. Took her with us everywhere. If she didn't like you, I didn't like you. Not sure if I'd have the energy to have another heeler, but boy did I lover her with all my heart.
@@blankenmom Growing up I always had working dogs, mainly kelpies! Now I'm older & live in suburbia I have a little Jack Russell x Mini Foxie. She'll be 14 in October & isn't the brightest star!! But as she's gotten older she has become a sassy lil princess!!! She was a well behaved young dog but she's like, "now I'm older I can, and will do whatever I want"!! I love her so much!! Dogs give so much love & bring so much happiness to us. They are just so beautiful. Cannot imagine not having a fur baby in my life. I hope u're happy & well. Take care of yourself. Peace & Love from Australia 🥰
I’ve got an Aus Kelpie mix that took awhile to understand the difference btwn herding breed & other breeds. Now she doesn’t seem so crazy! In fact, she makes complete sense! Imagine being a 30 lb dog that’s expected to control not one, but many large livestock! Takes a strong sometimes loud dog! Thank you for this great episode❣️
Loved this, Terry comes off as a wonderful lady with tons of personality and the dogs are so amazingly smart. Bryce did a fantastic job showing how its done 10/10
The sight of that one dog (whose job it clearly is to herd the geese) getting stressed to high hell because Mike is herding the geese wrong made my week.
Mike there is an old saying on ranches, "If you want to know how important you are try ordering someone else's dog around." Mostly its because most don't know the commands. Yes there are standard ones but they aren't always used. Good job!
Papillons were bred to be lap potatoes, but their agility skills are amazing from their ancestors. Little dogs don't know they're little most of the time
When I was a kid my mom had Shetland Sheepdogs and my father had rabbits. One time they put a litter of bunnies out in the yard just to see what one of our dog would do (just one dog, didn't want to stress out the bunnies). No one had trained her for this. She kept rounding them back up into a circle each time the bunnies tried to investigate the yard. It was very cute.
Hey Mikey! I liked this episode very much. Truly a "Dog Whisperer" in the making. Now for the next phenomenal thing to do. "Herding Cats".. Kudos and cheers to your team and you, too Mikey....
I had to stop on a rural road while 4 dogs worked a herd. It was amazing as he could control all four dogs individually as a team to get the sheep down the road, then part them so I could pass through. It was absolutely amazing. They do this all day as a team when moving flocks from high country to lowlands.
Love her. And these dogs. Have a boarder collie. He puts my hens to bed at night and brings me stray eggs he finds. Puts them in the house without breaking them.
A friends collie used to herd kids at parties. She’d nip kids heels and chase the herd around the yard. The kids thought the dog the playing and the dog thought it was working.
I absolutely LOVE the play adversarial conversations that Mike elicits from people (in a humorous way). This lady is no bull-spit either. Very enjoyable content.
I don't think I've ever laughed so hard!!! I got my daughter an Aussie once...i swear, she was the most timid durpy dog you could ever meet, absolute darling... But....if we were in the backyard, 1/2 acre lot, she'd "herd" us back to the patio!!!! She was positive we didn't belong on the grass!!!! Its just hardwired in some dogs!!
Lol...how dare you enjoy your grassy yard!! I just love dogs and the sweet things they do. I have a German Shepherd (Vader) and he "heards" you everywhere you try to walk. Sometimes it's frustrating, but then when he does the head tilt and gives you the sweet look of, What?...was I not supposed to do that?? It's just priceless and hilarious.
This is great! One of the best series of videos I've seen are from England or Ireland where the shepherds put lights on their sheep and have their dogs herd them into formation to music. Best. Thing. Ever! Super impressive!
I had a collie mix as my first dog and his favorite thing was to herd our duck on the pond. He would swim behind them for so long, I worried about him drowning so I would call him out. He also would herd our baby pigs when they escaped their pens.
I have been to the sheep dog completions several times. I was blown away by the dog’s strength, stamina, intelligence and patience. It was amazing to watch.
My favorite people that he goes and sees works with interviews whatever you would like to call it, is the no-nonsense, no BS, we got a job and you're going to learn how to do it type just like her.
I like her. And that's so awesome. I wish I trained my dog alot more then I did when he was younger. It's truly amazing what dogs can do beside being your best friend. Great episode Mike!!!
Oh this was a great video!!!! It’s easy to overlook the amazing things that dogs can do with people. Watching these dogs herd sheep with the help of their owner is amazing and inspiring. I love it. The bond and trust between man and dog is an incredible thing, that requires work and dedication. However I don’t think I will be taking my two basenjis to a herding class anytime soon. They would most likely start hunting them. Lol. But I will say watching Mike herd like a dog is absolutely hilarious.
I bet your basenjis would love lure coursing! Sighthounds are wired to chase and run, and lure coursing lets them do that without actually hunting any animal.
@@plainsimple442 *hand wiggle* It's the stalking-hunting instinct repurposed, but "hunting instinct" looks different in different breed types. The basenjis mentioned are sighthounds--they hunt by sight and chase things down--vs. Mike's terrier, who's built to find hidden vermin nests and flush them out. This video over-simplifies the types of dogs (not all will want to herd), imo, but they're right to say that all dogs love having something to do!
Mike Rowe, you are an amazing treat with new videos. You and your crew deserve so much respect. I got a German shepard/husky who is the most derpy loving dog I've ever had. He loves to get working. He is ready 110% even though he is exhausted.
Our neighbor also helps to train sheep herding dogs, mainly 1 person really ever comes over with their newest collie. He also has or had ducks too. We love to watch, but we watch from home. There's still a language that uses whistling, if I remember right, somewhere in South America. I have 2 whistles my kids know that correspond to their names, another whistle that means Come here, and another means Hey!
Best dog I ever had was a border collie and Australian shepherd mix. That darn dog was so smart that she'd stare at the door handle with a look on her face that could only be described as, "If I only had thumbs!!"
I lived in New Zealand for nearly 30 years; a VERY popular TV program was called "The Dog Show" (genius marketing with THAT title) and it was an hour-long that had genuine shepherds compete with each other to see who could get their dogs to round up sheep, run them through bizarre courses then pen them in the quickest time. I LOVED it!!!
Winston, my Border Collie totally loved this episode! He loves watching any border collie herding videos and gets very worked up over them, creeps up on them on the screen giving them his Border Collie eye. He looked like he was entertained by this one! :)
Mike Rowe must have one long job resume for all the things he's done. I remember watching him when I was a kid and he is still at it. I miss dirty job's
I've watched about half of this and it's TONS of fun. Terri Parrish is a professional for sure, but more than that, she knows and plays to the strengths of the dogs and their handlers. Mike and Terri are both doing a GREAT job playing the foil for each other. I love how well Brice chased down and brought that flock of sheep back all on his own. And he was smart enough to know he needed to jump straight into the water to cool down. Good boy, Brice! I plan to come back later and finish the episode.
Oh Mike, you were in my home back yard... I am so sorry I could not have been there... but after watching this episode...probably a good thing. I laughed my tacos right out my nose as Terry was telling you which way to run. LOL. Thank you for ALWAYS making me laugh, freeing me of thoughts in this world and coming back to the simple things of life that bring smiles and laughter.
I love Ms Terry. She’s full of sass. My sister has had border collies for years and it always fascinates me how some of them herd her ducks and chickens without training.
We have a border collie. Her job is to keep an eye on the dogs that come here to stay with us (we do not operate a kennel) a few days because their owners have to go somewhere. Most of them listen to her commands. She also tells us when they need to go out. She is our business partner.
I would give just about anything to have a CUP of the knowledge she has about dogs!!!!!!! This lady is incredible!!!!! Ma'am if you see this I admire you so much. I'd love to meet you even if it was just talking on the phone!!!! Keep being INCREDIBLE! Women have to stick together!!!!!😊
Great video, & great insight into how dogs & their owners can have more fulfilling relationship/role. Love Terry sharing her expertise to help others train their dog. Very wise! It looks like so much fun! My favorite video, Mike!
I grew up with a bordercollie and we barely had to train her to be well behaved. When I was little she would let me lay my head on her to take naps and would sit at the end of our drive way like a sphinx and would just quietly watch and stare down anything or anyone that went by our house. And a few times she easily jumped over our 6 ft fence into our neighbors backyard.
This has brought me to laughter. A great dynamic between you two, great disposition and a sense of humor and you certainly made it all very fluid. Thank you for this, I was entertained with a smile on my face.
As an Australian Cattle Dog owner, i can confirm that value order and will herd anything that isnt in order. Super smart dog breed that needs proper socialization and a job to do.
My father trained sheepdogs for working and for trials here in the UK. A border collie sheep dog though has an innate desire to herd. It isn't something that just any dog can do. A puppy border collie will herd hens and when they are puppies its easy to tell if they have 'the eye'. If they don't have it they never will. The training is only to allow the farmer/shepherd to control the direction the dog runs and where it brings the sheep to. We had one on the farm that would get out of her kennel just to herd the hens in the farmyard on her own. She didn't hurt them. She just liked them in a tidy flock. All border collies love doing it and they have phenomenal brain. There is a video on the internet somewhere of a border collie bringing sheep from the high hills with a Go Pro on. Its an amazing video and they can run miles on the hills all day.
I got a two-year-old Border Collie in 2020. I lost 140 pounds over the next 10 months and got back into decent shape. They are the most amazing dogs, but they must have a lot of care and attention.
I’ve had Labs, Huskies, Pitt Bulls and 3 different Boarder Collies. By far the most high energy dog ever. Way more than my 3 huskies put together. They are great guard dogs, super cuddly, amazing with kids, but be ready. They can be exhausting if you’re not ready for your dog to hyper focus on it’s ball for 18 hours a day 24/7 for 80% of its lifetime. I will literally have to take the ball away and hide it so they’ll chill out. These dogs really do need a flock of sheep to take care of. 😂
Mike, I forget if you're married but... Let me clue you in. When you asked "How do you know you didn't give him a wrong whistle???" You should have already known, she doesn't give wrong whistles. :-) My appolgies, you figured it out by the end of the episode :-)
haha my dog was laying at my feet while I watched this and everytime that whistle went off my dog would poke her head up. I'd have to look at her and say "no, stay"
I compete in herding & grateful for this report to show how much harder it is, then it looks! Mike- if you are serious about giving Freddie a fun job - try Barn Hunt & Urban Locating. Tons of places here in the Bay Area offer classes for weekly fun!
Loved this episode! As someone who's been going to herding lessons and trials on and off since 2003 (sheep and ducks) training Cardigan Welsh Corgi's, I can safely say after 20 years I still have no idea what I'm doing. It's really, really hard. But my dogs love it and I love giving them an outlet like that.
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There is nothing like watching a professional that loves their job.
Australian dog.. all yours for $50k..
World's best..
And Mike did well, too! 😂😂
Nah had one he was great but the bc was the best of the best. Now we have a mid-size goldendoodle and a cockapoo-- both to cuddle with & spoil.
There should be more of this type of training, but for non herding dogs. Teaching people how to train their dogs would be 10x more beneficial than all the places that just train the dogs.
Agreed, giving people that confidence of command is truly what's needed
There is; it’s called Agility.
My understanding is thg that part of dog training is educating (training) the owners. Training the dogs without training the owner does very little to help either.
I spent years in animal care, training was a big part. But the problem is the owners most times. They CAN get it but they want their hands held & don't want to accept their contribution to the behavior problem. I just want happier dogs, asap. Significant problem using that to make a living so I concentrated on home care for medically fragile, breeders, farms etc. People don't know how to have dogs any better than they know how to raise kids. The stuff we fail to teach, SMH
Lol ,let me teach you how to live life free of charge of course. Damn did your parents do anything except let you think your owed something for free.
OMG. I absolutely love Terrie!!! I laughed so hard. Her personality is gold!!! I could watch a whole series on her and her dogs!
I second that! She's something!
Terry is awesome, I started my stock dog adventures with her 25 odd years ago!
Absolutely agreed. Training people is the first and foremost important part.
She and Mike play off each other very well. Like the lady at the museum of human anatomy or whatever it was called.
Mad respect for Mike Rowe! One of the few honorable celebrities left in this world.
I wouldn't call him a celebrity but instead, he's a personality. He uses his personality to do good things for mankind.
Agreed.
His mom’s pretty funny too!
Oh man! This was great show - loved you and Terrie!
I had a GSD who lived to 15 y/o - we did obedience (and SAR) together - she failed her final obedience trial but they actually gave her a 'new' award - the most sarcastic entrant! She leaned way, way forward but never moved on the sit/stay when I walked off; slid to a stop in front of me when recalled; exploded around to the 'finish' and laid her head against me looking at me; laid on her side for the long down; totally ignored all the other dogs but crawled over to a little kid at the ring edge then crawled back to her spot on a 'down/stay'. The judges were actually giggling - and we were having a blast (we didn't care that she missed due to the finer points thing) - she *loved* when we did training; she also knew all the 'basic' tricks.
God forbid you were outside when a storm came - she would 'herd' you into the house - and once the door was shut she ran for the bathtub .... I still miss her ... best dog ever!!
Your GSD sounds like a wonderful dog, and I wish you had video footage of her final obedience trial to share with us.
I started learning obedience training with a club near Ft Worth, TX back in '92, and after moving, with a NADOI-certified instructor that worked through a small town parks & rec department. I also joined another dog obedience club, and we drilled in Mardi Gras parades, we worked on flyball, we did agility work, we trained for competitive obedience and therapy dog certs, we fooled a little with herding, and we did CGC testing. My Aussie Chow cross I owned at the time failed for reasons similar to your GSD's, so seeing your memories warmed my heart. Thank you for sharing that.
My oldest daughter took her first training class at age 8, and we went on later to do SAR training with her Catahoula cur rescue dog.
Learning to train your dogs provides such rich rewards that go on for decades with every dog you will own. Why people own dogs and refuse to bother to learn how to train their companions is just beyond me. Dog training is one of the most satisfying life-skills I've ever learned.
@@marahdolores8930 Thank you for your story - I enjoy hearing other people's 'dog experiences' - you are so correct about the 'rewards' of training. Pawsha (my GSD) changed my life - literally. I loved training her and people to work with their dogs so much I left 17 years of working in the corporate world to be a puppy-parent trainer.
After several years of training I moved to being a dog groomer - my specialty is training puppies to be groomed - something they will be doing the rest of their lives - and 're-training' old cranky dogs who have had a bad experience at grooming (been doing that now for 18 years).
Watching the 'light go off' in their heads and gaining their trust is so rewarding.
we have a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and were always struck by his need to have people and things herded into a tidy little group. We learned about a local farmer who would test your dogs’ natural instincts and so we let our pup loose in a pen with some sheep. At first, he looked pretty disinterested but when the sheep started reacting, boy howdy, so did he and he ran them in circles, weaving and barking and having the time of his life. Best $20 I’ve ever spent, to see the joy on his face and watch the natural athleticism that is inherent with the breed.
I have 9 cats, and Frank has 1 very frustrated 1/2 border collie dog!
Great episode! Listening to Terry yell "bad dog!" at Mike had me laughing! 😂
I grew up with a border collie, and trained her with a whistle, too. Unbelievably smart dogs. Trained her for joring, and before I knew it, she could not only follow whistle commands, but follow traffic laws. It always amazed me that just through observing my behavior and commands, she learned to stop at stop signs and look for other vehicles before continuing.
I had one to, it willingly jumped in some random persons car and they stole it
My Tuxedo cat did that!!! Smartest cat I ever had!!!
Found a border collie dumped in the desert. Love at first site. Smartest dog we ever had. She always tried to herd the kids off the pool deck when they were playing in the pool. RIP Miss Sadie. Great episode
I've heard similar stories 😅
I loved it when she called Mike a bad dog😂 too funny. All in all a good story, though.
Had he been closer, he might have got a gentle pop on the snout 😜
I shared my life with a border collie/heeler rescue for about 10 years. If she had started talking one day, I wouldn't have been surprised, she was that smart.
Mike: Where will you be?
Terri: Standing here laughing 😂
She’s gold!
I always remember the australian rancher that said of his cattle dogs, that he would give them a command, but they would ignore him and do something else - and their idea worked better. He just accepted it.
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate Mike Rowe as a NATION TREASURE!!
Even though he claims to have ‘worms’! 😂
I had a Border Collie that had zero training in herding and one day the neighbors sheep got out, about 10 of them and she
herded them into my carport...It was amazing.
My neighbors when I was growing up had a particularly stubborn cow who would get out and my border collie mix had never even saw a cow til they moved in, much less trained to herd em, but he would herd the cow straight back into his own fence. Jasper was such a smart boy lol
yeah ours lost a few teeth over the years trying to herd the horses. They're crazy, get kicked 25 feet across the pasture and just get up and try it again because the horses HAVE TO be in the stable at all cost hahaha
That woman is straight up rambunctious! She was having the time of her life running Mike on those sheep!🤣
I’ve watched Mike Rowe since the FIRST DAY HE WAS SELLING CRAP ON QVC. My sister & I stayed up a thousand midnight QVC shows & bought hundreds of thousands in Stupid Precious Moments figurines, dumb dolls we donated & Peterboro Baskets that still take up too much space in the kitchen.
But THIS episode is my all time FAVORITE ❤️
The amount of knowledge in Mike's head has got to be incredible given what he's done in his career
On another nite try listening to Victior David Hanson and Jordon Peterson.
Us Aussies have the quintessential sheep/cattle dogs....the Kelpie, the Blue and Red Heelers!! They are incredibly smart!! My sides are still hurting from laughing at you heard ducks...and sheep!! Classic Mike! Thank you for another wonderful episode. Peace and Love from Australia
We have 2 litter mates that are blue heeler mixes, they're not 4 months old yet but they already try to herd us and frogs and cats and each other lol
@@jvseventeen Watch out for the nipping of the heelers. They are bred to nip at cattle.
My first dog (as an adult) was a blue heeler/choco lab. My best friend for 16 years. Helped me raise my boys. Smartest dog I've ever owned. Took her with us everywhere. If she didn't like you, I didn't like you. Not sure if I'd have the energy to have another heeler, but boy did I lover her with all my heart.
@@blankenmom Growing up I always had working dogs, mainly kelpies! Now I'm older & live in suburbia I have a little Jack Russell x Mini Foxie. She'll be 14 in October & isn't the brightest star!! But as she's gotten older she has become a sassy lil princess!!! She was a well behaved young dog but she's like, "now I'm older I can, and will do whatever I want"!! I love her so much!! Dogs give so much love & bring so much happiness to us. They are just so beautiful. Cannot imagine not having a fur baby in my life. I hope u're happy & well. Take care of yourself. Peace & Love from Australia 🥰
I’ve got an Aus Kelpie mix that took awhile to understand the difference btwn herding breed & other breeds. Now she doesn’t seem so crazy! In fact, she makes complete sense! Imagine being a 30 lb dog that’s expected to control not one, but many large livestock! Takes a strong sometimes loud dog! Thank you for this great episode❣️
3 minutes in and this woman is already my new personal hero, she's an absolute hoot 😂 a perfect blend of sass and business.
Loved this, Terry comes off as a wonderful lady with tons of personality and the dogs are so amazingly smart. Bryce did a fantastic job showing how its done 10/10
The sight of that one dog (whose job it clearly is to herd the geese) getting stressed to high hell because Mike is herding the geese wrong made my week.
Mike there is an old saying on ranches, "If you want to know how important you are try ordering someone else's dog around." Mostly its because most don't know the commands. Yes there are standard ones but they aren't always used. Good job!
This video may well be my favorite of all time. Great job, Mike and crew.
It is mine, for sure!
Papillons were bred to be lap potatoes, but their agility skills are amazing from their ancestors. Little dogs don't know they're little most of the time
When I was a kid my mom had Shetland Sheepdogs and my father had rabbits. One time they put a litter of bunnies out in the yard just to see what one of our dog would do (just one dog, didn't want to stress out the bunnies). No one had trained her for this. She kept rounding them back up into a circle each time the bunnies tried to investigate the yard. It was very cute.
I met someone once who had a border collie. He said that his dog would try to Wrangle the children at birthday parties
I love this woman's personality.
Hey Mikey! I liked this episode very much. Truly a "Dog Whisperer" in the making.
Now for the next phenomenal thing to do. "Herding Cats"..
Kudos and cheers to your team and you, too Mikey....
I had to stop on a rural road while 4 dogs worked a herd. It was amazing as he could control all four dogs individually as a team to get the sheep down the road, then part them so I could pass through. It was absolutely amazing. They do this all day as a team when moving flocks from high country to lowlands.
Love her. And these dogs. Have a boarder collie.
He puts my hens to bed at night and brings me stray eggs he finds. Puts them in the house without breaking them.
A friends collie used to herd kids at parties. She’d nip kids heels and chase the herd around the yard. The kids thought the dog the playing and the dog thought it was working.
lol!!!!!!!!! lmao
I met someone at a conference who said his did the same 😅
I had an Australian Blue healer that lived for 15 yrs, Snoopy was a great Frizzbe catcher, some get to chase sheep, and Kerry Paris has got it down!
I absolutely LOVE the play adversarial conversations that Mike elicits from people (in a humorous way). This lady is no bull-spit either. Very enjoyable content.
I don't think I've ever laughed so hard!!!
I got my daughter an Aussie once...i swear, she was the most timid durpy dog you could ever meet, absolute darling...
But....if we were in the backyard, 1/2 acre lot, she'd "herd" us back to the patio!!!! She was positive we didn't belong on the grass!!!!
Its just hardwired in some dogs!!
Lol...how dare you enjoy your grassy yard!! I just love dogs and the sweet things they do. I have a German Shepherd (Vader) and he "heards" you everywhere you try to walk. Sometimes it's frustrating, but then when he does the head tilt and gives you the sweet look of, What?...was I not supposed to do that?? It's just priceless and hilarious.
Your aussie read the sign that said stay off the grass...... Not her fault you and your family were derpy and didn't read it.
This is great! One of the best series of videos I've seen are from England or Ireland where the shepherds put lights on their sheep and have their dogs herd them into formation to music. Best. Thing. Ever! Super impressive!
This lady is AWESOME
I love ❤️ this Lady!! She just call Mike OUT!! Too funny!!
thanks for sharing the adventure it was fun and informative
I had a collie mix as my first dog and his favorite thing was to herd our duck on the pond. He would swim behind them for so long, I worried about him drowning so I would call him out. He also would herd our baby pigs when they escaped their pens.
Mike Rowe never fails to make me laugh or teach me something. 😂👍🙋🏻♀️💜🙏🐑🐕
I have been to the sheep dog completions several times. I was blown away by the dog’s strength, stamina, intelligence and patience. It was amazing to watch.
My favorite people that he goes and sees works with interviews whatever you would like to call it, is the no-nonsense, no BS, we got a job and you're going to learn how to do it type just like her.
It’s people who NEED education not the canines. UR SO RIGHT! 👍🏻
Yup! Our border collie/lab is so smart, we just misinterpret many of her activities. She herds the kids, she trained us.
Oh Mike I love you. I'm home sick today and am one of your "7 or 8 viewers" you have once again brightened my day. Thank you!
I like her. And that's so awesome. I wish I trained my dog alot more then I did when he was younger. It's truly amazing what dogs can do beside being your best friend. Great episode Mike!!!
Amazing that she can handle multiple dogs at the same time and the dogs can understand that some whistles are not for them.
Oh this was a great video!!!! It’s easy to overlook the amazing things that dogs can do with people. Watching these dogs herd sheep with the help of their owner is amazing and inspiring. I love it. The bond and trust between man and dog is an incredible thing, that requires work and dedication. However I don’t think I will be taking my two basenjis to a herding class anytime soon. They would most likely start hunting them. Lol. But I will say watching Mike herd like a dog is absolutely hilarious.
Isn't herding the hunting instinct?
I bet your basenjis would love lure coursing! Sighthounds are wired to chase and run, and lure coursing lets them do that without actually hunting any animal.
@@plainsimple442 *hand wiggle* It's the stalking-hunting instinct repurposed, but "hunting instinct" looks different in different breed types. The basenjis mentioned are sighthounds--they hunt by sight and chase things down--vs. Mike's terrier, who's built to find hidden vermin nests and flush them out. This video over-simplifies the types of dogs (not all will want to herd), imo, but they're right to say that all dogs love having something to do!
@@morgensellier7816 Yeah they would enjoy lure courses.
Those sheep were very confused to have a guy do the work! Funny!
Mike Rowe, you are an amazing treat with new videos. You and your crew deserve so much respect. I got a German shepard/husky who is the most derpy loving dog I've ever had. He loves to get working. He is ready 110% even though he is exhausted.
Our neighbor also helps to train sheep herding dogs, mainly 1 person really ever comes over with their newest collie. He also has or had ducks too. We love to watch, but we watch from home.
There's still a language that uses whistling, if I remember right, somewhere in South America.
I have 2 whistles my kids know that correspond to their names, another whistle that means Come here, and another means Hey!
as a fellow dog trainer... with a bc... this is the funniest video i have seen in awhile... and the lady... you rock. i like you.
I love this woman, she has alot of passion. Knowledge , smart.
Mike is always willing to try and learn anything. Those are great attributes for any person to have.
Best dog I ever had was a border collie and Australian shepherd mix.
That darn dog was so smart that she'd stare at the door handle with a look on her face that could only be described as, "If I only had thumbs!!"
Ok I love this woman. She is amazing.
I lived in New Zealand for nearly 30 years; a VERY popular TV program was called "The Dog Show" (genius marketing with THAT title) and it was an hour-long that had genuine shepherds compete with each other to see who could get their dogs to round up sheep, run them through bizarre courses then pen them in the quickest time. I LOVED it!!!
Winston, my Border Collie totally loved this episode! He loves watching any border collie herding videos and gets very worked up over them, creeps up on them on the screen giving them his Border Collie eye. He looked like he was entertained by this one! :)
Terri's cackles while Mike was acting the dog were hilarious. She seems like a fun lady to hang out with.
Perfect narration voice. Keep being you Mr. Rowe.
"I've got worms" hilarious response to "Bad Dog (Mike Rowe)". Best way to learn and comprehend what your dog must do by learning their job physically
I wish I would have trained my children to herd chickens like this! 😂
Mike Rowe must have one long job resume for all the things he's done. I remember watching him when I was a kid and he is still at it. I miss dirty job's
GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK MIKE!!!
I've watched about half of this and it's TONS of fun. Terri Parrish is a professional for sure, but more than that, she knows and plays to the strengths of the dogs and their handlers. Mike and Terri are both doing a GREAT job playing the foil for each other. I love how well Brice chased down and brought that flock of sheep back all on his own. And he was smart enough to know he needed to jump straight into the water to cool down. Good boy, Brice! I plan to come back later and finish the episode.
This is one of the best episodes! Funny, Terry is amazing, and Mike is such a good sport. 👍
Oh Mike, you were in my home back yard... I am so sorry I could not have been there... but after watching this episode...probably a good thing. I laughed my tacos right out my nose as Terry was telling you which way to run. LOL. Thank you for ALWAYS making me laugh, freeing me of thoughts in this world and coming back to the simple things of life that bring smiles and laughter.
Very entertaining. 😂❤😅 Bad dog. I was totally involved and learned herding is not easy.
I love this so much! Mike is an absolute legend. What a show
I love Ms Terry. She’s full of sass. My sister has had border collies for years and it always fascinates me how some of them herd her ducks and chickens without training.
Mike Rowe I've always loved your shows. Thank you for your showing the world what us little guys do. I do tree care in Arizona.
After watching this my dog just rounded up 24 Squirrels and brought them inside the house!!! DAMN! U MIKE!!
I love this 💖 Thanks Mike ❤️
LOL!! “If u stand still for to long he’ll pee on you!!!,! OMG!! I love ❤️ that dawg!!
Great TH-cam! I loved watching him run around after sheep! My dogs mainly sit next to me because the sheep know what I want by the time of day
We have a German Shepherd and a Collie, they herd the grandchildren in the yard, and, protect them from people walking by.
We have a border collie. Her job is to keep an eye on the dogs that come here to stay with us (we do not operate a kennel) a few days because their owners have to go somewhere. Most of them listen to her commands. She also tells us when they need to go out. She is our business partner.
Everybody thinks they want a sheepdog until they own a sheepdog with 0 sheep
Those Dogs and Sheep and Ducks are so Adorable!.
Nice Std. Schnauzer! I've had Giant Schnauzers for 40 years. GS love herding.
I would give just about anything to have a CUP of the knowledge she has about dogs!!!!!!! This lady is incredible!!!!! Ma'am if you see this I admire you so much. I'd love to meet you even if it was just talking on the phone!!!! Keep being INCREDIBLE! Women have to stick together!!!!!😊
Hahahahah You did great, Mike and Terry! Love this episode!
Great video, & great insight into how dogs & their owners can have more fulfilling relationship/role. Love Terry sharing her expertise to help others train their dog. Very wise! It looks like so much fun! My favorite video, Mike!
I've done herding with my Pembroke Welsh Corgi. This was a total kick. I love Mike being the dog. Perfect.
I think this is the best video you have done to this date. Your awesome.
I grew up with a bordercollie and we barely had to train her to be well behaved. When I was little she would let me lay my head on her to take naps and would sit at the end of our drive way like a sphinx and would just quietly watch and stare down anything or anyone that went by our house. And a few times she easily jumped over our 6 ft fence into our neighbors backyard.
This has brought me to laughter. A great dynamic between you two, great disposition and a sense of humor and you certainly made it all very fluid. Thank you for this, I was entertained with a smile on my face.
As an Australian Cattle Dog owner, i can confirm that value order and will herd anything that isnt in order. Super smart dog breed that needs proper socialization and a job to do.
My father trained sheepdogs for working and for trials here in the UK. A border collie sheep dog though has an innate desire to herd. It isn't something that just any dog can do. A puppy border collie will herd hens and when they are puppies its easy to tell if they have 'the eye'. If they don't have it they never will. The training is only to allow the farmer/shepherd to control the direction the dog runs and where it brings the sheep to. We had one on the farm that would get out of her kennel just to herd the hens in the farmyard on her own. She didn't hurt them. She just liked them in a tidy flock. All border collies love doing it and they have phenomenal brain. There is a video on the internet somewhere of a border collie bringing sheep from the high hills with a Go Pro on. Its an amazing video and they can run miles on the hills all day.
this is great! lol! good job mike
I got a two-year-old Border Collie in 2020. I lost 140 pounds over the next 10 months and got back into decent shape. They are the most amazing dogs, but they must have a lot of care and attention.
I’ve had Labs, Huskies, Pitt Bulls and 3 different Boarder Collies. By far the most high energy dog ever. Way more than my 3 huskies put together. They are great guard dogs, super cuddly, amazing with kids, but be ready. They can be exhausting if you’re not ready for your dog to hyper focus on it’s ball for 18 hours a day 24/7 for 80% of its lifetime. I will literally have to take the ball away and hide it so they’ll chill out. These dogs really do need a flock of sheep to take care of. 😂
Every trainer I've known has that exact personality!
Mike, "Where will you be?'
Terri, "Standing here laughing." 🤣🤣🤣
Mike, I forget if you're married but... Let me clue you in. When you asked "How do you know you didn't give him a wrong whistle???" You should have already known, she doesn't give wrong whistles. :-) My appolgies, you figured it out by the end of the episode :-)
Loved it! I’m really impressed with Terri she definitely knows her stuff. Mike don’t quit your day job😂
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I have a 9 month old border collie. I'm still absolutely stunned by how smart she is!!!
haha my dog was laying at my feet while I watched this and everytime that whistle went off my dog would poke her head up. I'd have to look at her and say "no, stay"
I compete in herding & grateful for this report to show how much harder it is, then it looks! Mike- if you are serious about giving Freddie a fun job - try Barn Hunt & Urban Locating. Tons of places here in the Bay Area offer classes for weekly fun!
I was also going to recommend Barn Hunt for Freddie!
Loved this episode! As someone who's been going to herding lessons and trials on and off since 2003 (sheep and ducks) training Cardigan Welsh Corgi's, I can safely say after 20 years I still have no idea what I'm doing. It's really, really hard. But my dogs love it and I love giving them an outlet like that.
Mike Rowe, awesome as always !!