Thank you so much for these videos. We recently got a cavalier and your videos have helped us get to know him and teach him tricks! Please keep them coming!!!
@@chaskat35 Wow! Congrats, Bootsie! She's going to nail the Intermediate, I just know it. Strange question but what is the difference between Novice and Intermediate Trick Dogs?
Each level has a list of tricks, and the dog has to perform 10 of them, twice each, in front of a judge. The intermediate tricks are more advanced and more difficult to learn than the novice. For example, one novice level trick is for the dog to go into a crate with an open door, and stay until released. On the intermediate level, the dog has to open the door first by himself.
@@chaskat35 have any of them learned to open the door by themselves? One of our dogs figured out how to open his kennel/crate from the inside (we have no idea how he was able to do it) and would help himself to the fridge while we were gone.
Yes - I use Cheerios as my bait/treat of preference for all ages. However, if Bootsie ever goes for a more advanced Trick Dog title, she'll have to be able to do tricks without any luring.
@@chaskat35 ah okay cool. my giirlfriend has one of these and it begs at the table when she eats (because she feeds him food sometimes). I never feed him at the table so he never begs when I eat. Can she train him out of that habit somehow? Like if she just stops feeding him at the table and lets him beg for a few months will he eventually get the idea of no begging at the table?
It will take some time to break the habit, but the best bet would be to confine him to a crate whenever she is eating. But the dog should be fed first, so that he's not hungry while in the crate.
@@chaskat35 thanks! with the crate in the same room that she is eating in or in another room so he doesn't see her eat? the sam room right, so he learns he gets to eat and then doesn't get her food?
Hey that was great! I loved watching this, both you and bootsie! I will try to use those practices. Thanks again.
Bootsie is such a good girl ❤️🐾🥰
Aww what a beautiful clever girl.
She is amazing ❤
These videos are making my quarantine so much better!
I love. Bootsie she’s so smart. Such a petite and pretty girl.
Go Bootsie what a smart girl! Love the videos can’t wait to see more of you and your Cavalier family
Oh how cute Bootsie!!! Good girl!!!
One of the best trainers and vids on TH-cam
Love all of your videos!! Love the tail action of Bootsie! You have inspired me to setup a similar training course for my cavalier!
What a great student AND teacher! 🐶♥️👍🏻
Awesome! I’ve been looking for ideas for back yard exercise and training.
Thank you so much for these videos. We recently got a cavalier and your videos have helped us get to know him and teach him tricks! Please keep them coming!!!
Found the video Charlie 🐶☺ Impressive and so fun to watch!
aww she is just a doll
Your videos are wonderful! I really, really want a Cavalier puppy.
I love all your dogs, but I am particularly fond of Murphy and Bootsie. I just love how each dog has their own personality.
Bootsie is very clever!
I have two cavs one of them is smart like Bootsie but when they r not training they r the best cuddle bugs ❤️✨
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This Cavalier is beautiful and smart too , but looks like she has a good trainer
Taki słodziak 😍
Fabulous Bootsie xxxxxx
Wow! I love how she anticipates what's coming next! She's really smart! Has she won any awards for her tricks?
She has two Novice Trick Dog titles so far. We are working on an Intermediate title.
@@chaskat35 Wow! Congrats, Bootsie! She's going to nail the Intermediate, I just know it.
Strange question but what is the difference between Novice and Intermediate Trick Dogs?
Each level has a list of tricks, and the dog has to perform 10 of them, twice each, in front of a judge. The intermediate tricks are more advanced and more difficult to learn than the novice. For example, one novice level trick is for the dog to go into a crate with an open door, and stay until released. On the intermediate level, the dog has to open the door first by himself.
@@chaskat35 have any of them learned to open the door by themselves? One of our dogs figured out how to open his kennel/crate from the inside (we have no idea how he was able to do it) and would help himself to the fridge while we were gone.
Bootsie can already open the crate door by herself - from the outside, if it's unlocked - which is what is required on the Intermediate level.
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Are you still using cheerios when they get advanced?
Yes - I use Cheerios as my bait/treat of preference for all ages. However, if Bootsie ever goes for a more advanced Trick Dog title, she'll have to be able to do tricks without any luring.
Is your backyard real grass or artificial?
Artificial - it's almost impossible to grow real grass with this many dogs.
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do u sell ur cavaliers? if u do i hope im near you bc ive been looking into adopting cavaliers
We occasionally have puppies to place, but none right now. Watch our website at www.blackfirecavaliers.com
chaskat35 I just realized we live really close to each other I also live in Long Island
I mean this is cool but by the time he gets done feeding her all those treats she's going to have the poops
The treats are tiny, so she is not affected at all.
@@chaskat35 ah okay cool. my giirlfriend has one of these and it begs at the table when she eats (because she feeds him food sometimes). I never feed him at the table so he never begs when I eat. Can she train him out of that habit somehow? Like if she just stops feeding him at the table and lets him beg for a few months will he eventually get the idea of no begging at the table?
It will take some time to break the habit, but the best bet would be to confine him to a crate whenever she is eating. But the dog should be fed first, so that he's not hungry while in the crate.
thanks@@chaskat35
@@chaskat35 thanks! with the crate in the same room that she is eating in or in another room so he doesn't see her eat? the sam room right, so he learns he gets to eat and then doesn't get her food?