Obedience Champion Display | Crufts 2022
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- A live replay of Obedience Champion (Dog) and Reserve (Dog) Display from Day 3 of Crufts 2022.
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Unfortunately, lots of pet owners of non-working dogs and non-dog owners don't understand the precision and focus required in competitive obedience. It's absolutely one of the most difficult dog sports to train for and do well in. Sure, it's not as flashy as agility and won't be appreciated by non-dog sports people.
It's funny, obedience in Germany looks a little bit different 🤔 The hand on the left side is supposed to move freely too and you are supposed to walk naturally, in this video here they are walking like soldiers with one arm up to the hip😅 And the dog should walk next to your leg without space but also without pushing you, in this video the darker one is leaning against her leg.
Boarder collies are very smart most people aren’t smart enough for these dogs. They love to make their owners happy
such good boys and I love them so much!
collies: Obedience
spectators: Obesity
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I did obedience with a Dalmatian years ago, he was a very smart boy, that said, border collies are renown world wide for excellence in obedience
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How do they train the dogs to do this?
you start out with basic obedience and a hell of a lot of treats. you teach them a command like "me!" or "eyes!" or some such. and eventually it turns into this.
Same way you learn anything. Break it down into really small pieces, practice, then put it all together. But mostly practice and having fun.
Zak B is talking total shite. Training a solid competition heel is way more work than simply feeding treats and teaching the dog to look at you. You need to teach the dog hind end awareness so that they can pivot with your body. Then you need to teach correct movement and head position.
@@jennyt9002 lmao relax jenny
@@jennyt9002 I think Zak's key words were "you start out with ..."
U cant get away with that dog handler contact at the heel in the U.S.
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Man i miss my border collie. She was perfect in every way. Naturally obidient. She would have been good at this
I honestly love these dogs but hate competition heel work, it's so unnatural for the dogs to be in that position :P
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That head position is so unnatural and ridiculous!!!
I know it's very difficult to train a dog to do all this but I have to admit I absolutely HATE it when dogs have to walk keeping their heads like that. It's so unnatural and weird.
I can assure you the dogs do it on their own volition... i hated seeing it as well and thought there was no way that was comfortable but then i got a gsd taught them basic obedience that included heal and realized they did that because they want to keep eye contact with you... they either want to read your facial expression or theyre trained to focus on a mark which is their left hand, for competitions like this though they like to tighten the behaviour
They walk like that because they're focusing entirely on their handler. They're not forced to carry their heads like that.
It’s the dog showing engagement with its owner……
They don't do this 24/7. Only while training and doing competitions. The dogs aren't forced to do it and they don't have to do it. All they are doing is looking at their handler, you would know this if you had a well trained dog. My service dog is well trained and he always looks at me while we are walking even though I've never made him do it.
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The elevated head position is totally unnatural and should be classed as cruelty by vets.
Oh grow UP!!!
if it were any longer than it is, I'd agree. As it is, it's definitely bordering on poor practices
@@bunniesbunniesbunnie Humans and dogs are vertebrates - their anatomy is basically the same. No-one would force or even allow a human to walk around like that because of the risk of compacting vertebrae and/or spinal chord damage.
I have to agree in this one. I hate it too.
@@mrsl8596 it's true though
It seems those ladies have a problem with their left arm. Unbearable, IMHO.
What do you mean by that may I ask?
wtf you on about ?? stop whinging
The dog is trained to the left hand
Theyre giving a mark for the dog to focus on.... nothing is wrong with it
They have to keep their hand at a certain position so the judges know they aren't using treats or touching the dog.
Beyond lame 🤪
My dog is disgusted with how subservient these dogs are....just obeying all the time....
@Kozu OMG wooosh kozu.. right over ur head xD
@Kozu What Dishiest wrote is called 'satire'.
Sorry, not for me, I want a dog, not a robot.
They do not walk around like this all the time! Only when cued to do so.
why is this so boring?