Notice that the "It's up here Scoti" was also completely understood. Dogs are plenty smart. They might not be able to talk, but they can definitely learn to understand a lot of words.
Reminds me of the 60 Minutes feature on a professor named John Pilley and his Border Collie named Chaser. Chaser was said to know over a thousand toy names and understood verbs as well as nouns. They picked about a dozen toys she knew but included one she had never seen before and had her retrieve them one by one. Halfway through they asked for the toy she had never seen. She went through the pile then came back with a look like "are you sure?" They asked again, and she went through the toys, then deduced that the toy she wasn't familiar with must be the one they were asking for. She grabbed it, correctly. These dogs are amazing, and great companions. Scoti is a good friend too I bet. Great job.
@@matthewlarkin73oh you haven’t heard abouy Chaser? I assumed thats where you go the idea. She was also a Border collie, and so smart🤩 such cute and very smart dogs!
@@matthewlarkin73 yeah totally. Another border collie was the one who did yoga and could paint a flower, who died earlier this year. «secret» the dog. Such amazing dogs, this breed is so special!
@Enoonmai That’s not exactly true in my experience. I’ve been the dog sitter for three generations of border collie that my neighbors have had and in that time I’ve learned that a well trained and socialized border collie can be very mellow inside for long periods of time. They will even sit in your lap and sleep in your bed if given a chance. BUT, where you’re comment probably comes from is that Border Collies do need to get out and run vigorously a couple of times a day. I usually throw a frisbee to the dog and let her fetch it until she gets tired. Even if it’s only 5°F outside. If you can’t, or won’t, do that; then a Border Collie isn’t the right dog for you.
Our deceased Border Collie was a genious like Scoti. We could give him complex instructions and see in his eyes that he was thinking. Then he'd successfully complete the instructions. 🥰
You have a great way of interacting with your dog - very clear and consistent so he always knows when he has done something right. And probably you spend a lot of time with him. Without those factors such amazing results would not be possible, no matter how intelligent and eager to please your dog is.
Thank you lingen2. I often wonder what Scoti could accomplish with a professional dog trainer. But, it is nice to hear you say I am on the right track.
I would agree. I used to have Corgis - wonderful dogs! But this guy is different. I've literally never given him a single treat for training. He's just so eager to learn new tricks for nothing more than a little praise.
This is anecdotal, but in our experience dogs tend to live longer in the country. We had yorkish terriers in town and they usually lived to 10 years. After moving to the country our oldest is 14 years old and still around.
@matthewlarkin73 thats why I tried to talk my roommate out of getting a dog for our apartment. It feels kind of unfair to them. Cheers man, lovely doggo
@@Mintstar_Oceanpop My border collie Jake died just after he turned 13 - he developed a nasty cancer. His brother, Little Joe - lived to over 18. Buddies.
Border Collies are just so smart and adorable. They remind me of old people. Particular and set in their ways. They are so Alpha. They crave a pack and respond well to training and instruction.
So cute. Reminds me of one of my previous dogs who knew around 200 different objects and toys by the end of her life. My current girls still only knows eight or nine objects (and around 70 cues for tricks), but we're having fun anyway. Scoti is a handsome dog, as well as being so smart.
Fabulous intelligent dog. I've had two border collies. They're the most wonderful dogs. I would recommend them to anyone. They do appreciate a bit of brain training to keep them occupied.
G'boy! There's no end to my love for the breed. Makes me miss my Rusty-boy. Don't worry, he's fine. But after a year together, I had to find him a new home because life with me on the road in a truck was not working well for him. He's living happily on a farm now with one of his uncles from the same breeder.
I had a German Shepherd cross rescue dog who was great like this. I could be stood in my bedroom and ask him to get things one by one from the garden. He would go downstairs, through the house, out the back door, select the correct toy and bring it back up to me. We would play this awesome game for ages until everything was brought in. Then I would throw them all out of the window ready for next time!
I had an Australian Shepherd. I asked her where her bone was. She ran to the other side of the house and dug up a bone I had seen her bury about six months earlier. I love border collies and Scoti is an amazing little dog. Aussies are nearly as intelligent.
Border Collies are truly amazing dogs! I've had the pleasure of owning one for several years now and I can confidently say that they are one of the most intelligent and loving breeds out there. Their herding instincts make them great at agility and obedience training, and they're always eager to learn new tricks. They have boundless energy and need plenty of exercise, but they're also incredibly loyal and affectionate. If you're considering getting a Border Collie, I highly recommend it! They truly are one of the best breeds out there.
Yes. 😄 He makes me feel guilty if I don't interact with him! My job requires me to be out of town about half the month. So when I'm home, and he gets some one-on-one, he can be quite intense!!
@@matthewlarkin73 I bet, They are such clever and sometimes sensitive dogs, We had a collie called barny that reminds me of Scoti.. The expression on their face just tells you everthing they are feeling just by their eyes and the angle of the bottom lip! Hes a great dog and you can see he feels loved
@@devondetroit2529 Yes Devon. You obviously know your dogs. And Scoti, when finally in a calm mode, is super sensitive and sweet. Thanks for posting a reply.
@@gizzardgizzard3583 So, too, does Scoti. He's like a different animal when he's relaxed (which represents only about 20% of the day). But we love him equally both when he is high octane and napping 😊
Amazing! Just a few days ago I bought a 4-month-old border Collie and now I'm starting to train him with good results less then a week. Thanks for this video!
Il border collie è fantastico,ha una marcia in più ,sa fare tutto sempre in modo eccellente ed è un grande compagno di vita gli manca solo il dono della parola.
Thank you Linda. Scoti learns the names of these toys immediately. He has about 100 more toys in his toy bin. I just shot this video for my aunt who likes my dog. It was a first take. My aunt bought him the "man" which I tried to rename his "favorite toy" so that she might get a kick out of that (which didn't work). I plan on recording a few more videos in the near future.
Classic. 🤣 This reminds me of my border collie Brody. I taught him to go get me "Mr. Wine Cooler!" Literally Brody knows to go open the fridge and get mommy Mr. Wine Cooler. It took me 1 month. 🤣 Holly and 2yr old border collie Brody from Delaware.
You should play tug with him because he looks at that as a reward! BCs love doing tug of war with toys. It helps him focus and will keep him more focused on the tasks that you’re asking him to do. I’m also a mom of a border collie.
OMG. You are so right. Tug-of-war is actually Scoti's favorite pastime. I think there is one point in the video where he doesn't want to let go of some of the toys - the green stick, and the two ropes - that is because those are toys I use for tug of war - so he was hoping to engage in that activity. Out of his 100+ toys (and counting), about 20 we use for tug of war. It's funny, because if I ask him for a toy used for tug of war, and he can't find it (or it's stored away), he invariably shows up with another toy used for tug of war.
My Tri-Color Border Collie know ALL the names of his 13 toys… plays go search go find from a sitting/stay position.Knows to look Left then Right then look BEHIND when crossing road off sidewalks,he prays before supper each night. Knows front,back,tons of sentences. He is ready for University
That's a good observation. But I have never used treats to teach him anything. His "treat" is my encouragement. He goes downstairs because in most cases, I ask him to find toys that I know are downstairs.
I've been wanting a border collie for a very long time, lernd everything i need to know to give my dogo the best life i can give him.I think it's already time to get him(think I'll name him Wolter).And you're video motivaited me even more. Hope you have a great day :)
"Get the chicken wing" and then Scoti proceeds to the kitchen 😂
Haha. That's a great observation!😄
Good boy going to the kitchen with chicken wing and broccoli 🎉 Bring one beer too 🎉🤣
@@verttikoo2052 😂He still hasn't learned to bring me a beer!
You should give him a treat each time he brings you the correct toy for doing such a good job.. awesome dog!!
I mean, he aint wrong 😂
There is no friend so beautiful, so devoted, so loyal as a Border Collie.
Yes. They are devoted family members!
Notice that the "It's up here Scoti" was also completely understood.
Dogs are plenty smart. They might not be able to talk, but they can definitely learn to understand a lot of words.
That's right. They pick up on tone of voice too.
Reminds me of the 60 Minutes feature on a professor named John Pilley and his Border Collie named Chaser. Chaser was said to know over a thousand toy names and understood verbs as well as nouns. They picked about a dozen toys she knew but included one she had never seen before and had her retrieve them one by one. Halfway through they asked for the toy she had never seen. She went through the pile then came back with a look like "are you sure?" They asked again, and she went through the toys, then deduced that the toy she wasn't familiar with must be the one they were asking for. She grabbed it, correctly.
These dogs are amazing, and great companions. Scoti is a good friend too I bet. Great job.
Gee whiz. That's incredible! Thanks for sharing that story. I'm going to look up the professor and Chaser to learn more.
@@matthewlarkin73oh you haven’t heard abouy Chaser? I assumed thats where you go the idea. She was also a Border collie, and so smart🤩 such cute and very smart dogs!
@@mari97216 One of the previous viewers told me about Chaser. Simply amazing!!
@@matthewlarkin73 yeah totally. Another border collie was the one who did yoga and could paint a flower, who died earlier this year. «secret» the dog.
Such amazing dogs, this breed is so special!
@@mari97216 I just watched that TikTok video - that is hilarious! I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it! Thank for sharing Mari.
I’ve had Border Collies most of my life. They are incredibly intelligent and sweet dogs. The breed will always have a special place in my heart.
We've had Corgis - Scoti is our first Border Collie - can't beat the sweetness!!
@@secretname4190 Yeah - I should have. I'll give her extra loving today!!
super intelligent, my 2 are just after having pups yesterday, im looking forward to all the fun times ahead
@@darrenegan3891 Yay! How exciting!!
@Enoonmai That’s not exactly true in my experience. I’ve been the dog sitter for three generations of border collie that my neighbors have had and in that time I’ve learned that a well trained and socialized border collie can be very mellow inside for long periods of time. They will even sit in your lap and sleep in your bed if given a chance.
BUT, where you’re comment probably comes from is that Border Collies do need to get out and run vigorously a couple of times a day. I usually throw a frisbee to the dog and let her fetch it until she gets tired. Even if it’s only 5°F outside. If you can’t, or won’t, do that; then a Border Collie isn’t the right dog for you.
That's some serious training and serious intelligence. What a great dog Scoti is.
Love your excitement! Only thing missing is some pets and kisses to Scoti.
Oh my - thank you so much Mark!
Our deceased Border Collie was a genious like Scoti. We could give him complex instructions and see in his eyes that he was thinking. Then he'd successfully complete the instructions. 🥰
Border Collies are the best ! My girl Murphy will forever be in my heart. She was the best dog companion ever.
Agreed Linda. RIP Murphy.
Your enthusiasm is so addictive. This puts a smile on my face. You're a good owner and he's a good dog!
That's the nicest thing I've heard on this channel. Thank you 🥰
The eyes!😍😍 So intelligent. It's like he looks at you to read your thoughts even before you say the words of the toy you want. Great video!
Thank you. He's one step ahead of me sometimes.
Scoti is by all means incredible! May he be in long life and good health.
Thank you Savo!
These dogs are unbelievably clever creatures. And excellent excellent friends. I'll never forget my collie he was the best. RIP Jim
Yes. RIP Jim.
Apparently the dog has the names associated with the smells of the objects rather than their shapes of colours.
You have a great way of interacting with your dog - very clear and consistent so he always knows when he has done something right. And probably you spend a lot of time with him. Without those factors such amazing results would not be possible, no matter how intelligent and eager to please your dog is.
Thank you lingen2. I often wonder what Scoti could accomplish with a professional dog trainer. But, it is nice to hear you say I am on the right track.
What a clever dog! These BC's leave almost every other dog way behind when it comes to intelligence.
I would agree. I used to have Corgis - wonderful dogs! But this guy is different. I've literally never given him a single treat for training. He's just so eager to learn new tricks for nothing more than a little praise.
I've herd Dobermans are pretty intelligent dogs too
I have the exact dog. Knows his chew toys. Bun bun the rabbit, Benny the beaver, Pepe the skunk. Border collies are awesome.
These border collies are smarter than a lot of people I know! I was raised up with them on a goat dairy and they were a tremendous help!
I try to keep this dog busy - but the truth is, I often think he longs for life on the farm!
This is anecdotal, but in our experience dogs tend to live longer in the country. We had yorkish terriers in town and they usually lived to 10 years. After moving to the country our oldest is 14 years old and still around.
@@Mintstar_Oceanpop I wish I had acres for the dogs to run and play.
@matthewlarkin73 thats why I tried to talk my roommate out of getting a dog for our apartment. It feels kind of unfair to them. Cheers man, lovely doggo
@@Mintstar_Oceanpop My border collie Jake died just after he turned 13 - he developed a nasty cancer. His brother, Little Joe - lived to over 18. Buddies.
Scoti wants to go down to the kitchen to check on his roast but you won't let him, lol.
Yes. Actually you nailed it Bear! 😆
What is he doing? Are the rest of his toys downstairs and he wants to go down to look for the toy you asked for?
Yes. I had never asked him to get toys in this manner - I normally ask him to retrieve toys from downstairs. This was a first take. Good call!
Such a wonderful boy ! We do not deserve them.
Haha. So true!
How can a dog become so smart? And he is absolutely adorable
Thank you so much! Scoti is flattered!!
They are all the same... wonderful dogs
That is a smart dog. He figured out by context clues and deduction what toy you mean by "red rope" even though he's colorblind.
He must have a process - he seems to use his sense of smell to identify these toys too.
What an amazing dog, Scoti is! 💛💛💛
Thank you Mr. Fox 🙂
Border Collies are just so smart and adorable. They remind me of old people. Particular and set in their ways. They are so Alpha. They crave a pack and respond well to training and instruction.
So true. Scoti is so routine oriented - sometimes I think he is wearing a watch.
Border collies are the best dog breed, hands down
So true
So cute. Reminds me of one of my previous dogs who knew around 200 different objects and toys by the end of her life. My current girls still only knows eight or nine objects (and around 70 cues for tricks), but we're having fun anyway. Scoti is a handsome dog, as well as being so smart.
200 objects! Wow! I don't know what Scoti is up to. Maiki is a beautiful girl!
@@matthewlarkin73 Can I draw Scoti? I love Border Collies! They’re my most favorite dog breed!
@@brendantwlthewolflover6653 Of course. Draw Away Brendan TWL!
@@matthewlarkin73 Alright, cool! Have an Instagram, or discord I can send the finished result to you? Or you got a different social media app?
@@brendantwlthewolflover6653 You know Brendan, I actually don't have any social media accounts. I'm pretty old-fashioned I guess. Lol
Fabulous intelligent dog. I've had two border collies. They're the most wonderful dogs. I would recommend them to anyone. They do appreciate a bit of brain training to keep them occupied.
Very active brains, these ones!
G'boy! There's no end to my love for the breed. Makes me miss my Rusty-boy. Don't worry, he's fine. But after a year together, I had to find him a new home because life with me on the road in a truck was not working well for him. He's living happily on a farm now with one of his uncles from the same breeder.
Yes. Me too! And you did the unselfish thing letting Rusty spend time with his uncle. That's good on you!
Good boy Scottie! Keep teaching Dad new tricks! Lol
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I love to watch videos like this where Border Collies get the attention and exercise they need.
Thank you. It takes a little dedication - some people probably don't know what it requires. I try to keep his day full with activities as I am able.
I had a German Shepherd cross rescue dog who was great like this. I could be stood in my bedroom and ask him to get things one by one from the garden. He would go downstairs, through the house, out the back door, select the correct toy and bring it back up to me. We would play this awesome game for ages until everything was brought in. Then I would throw them all out of the window ready for next time!
Oh that's brilliant! I'm going to give that try! Thank you.
I had an Australian Shepherd. I asked her where her bone was. She ran to the other side of the house and dug up a bone I had seen her bury about six months earlier. I love border collies and Scoti is an amazing little dog. Aussies are nearly as intelligent.
@@lileelisamc.4722 I have a good friend who has an Australian Shepherd. That dog is what motivated me to get a dog for us.
We had a neighbor whose lab would deliver notes.
@@martinphilip8998 Haha! I love it!
Dogs cannot see red color, so he recognizes the red toy by shape and odor
Yes, that is entirely correct.
They are red-green colorblind
Good boy, Scoti!!! 🐕⭐♥️
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@@matthewlarkin73 ♥️
My border collie mix named Freya And myself enjoyed this video very much. Blessings from Southern Oregon
So nice to hear. Blessings from South Texas.
Reminds me of my first border collie she could put daddy's socks in daddy's drawer and mummys socks in mummy's drawer!
That's great. I don't know how they come up with this stuff!!
Border Collies are truly amazing dogs! I've had the pleasure of owning one for several years now and I can confidently say that they are one of the most intelligent and loving breeds out there. Their herding instincts make them great at agility and obedience training, and they're always eager to learn new tricks. They have boundless energy and need plenty of exercise, but they're also incredibly loyal and affectionate. If you're considering getting a Border Collie, I highly recommend it! They truly are one of the best breeds out there.
That is so well-stated!
Border Collies are just brilliant! 👌👍
This video was a first take - I want to do another using all of his toys - there's about 100 toys. But that might make for a boring TH-cam video.
awesome video ❤ border collies seem like a lot of fun to have around, thanks for sharing
He's a blast. But he requires a lot of attention. It's the nature of the breed.
What a lovely dog.
☺Thank you!☺
Scoti is so adorable and highly intelligent!
Thank you for that Gary.
He looks at you like all he wants to do in the world is please you, Such a cool dog
Yes. 😄 He makes me feel guilty if I don't interact with him! My job requires me to be out of town about half the month. So when I'm home, and he gets some one-on-one, he can be quite intense!!
@@matthewlarkin73 I bet, They are such clever and sometimes sensitive dogs, We had a collie called barny that reminds me of Scoti..
The expression on their face just tells you everthing they are feeling just by their eyes and the angle of the bottom lip! Hes a great dog and you can see he feels loved
@@devondetroit2529 Yes Devon. You obviously know your dogs. And Scoti, when finally in a calm mode, is super sensitive and sweet. Thanks for posting a reply.
Border collies are the best! Sweet and smart, what we would all like in a partner hahaha!
I half-expected him to get an ACTUAL chicken wing
I'm working on that. 😃
Smart & adorable. What a good boy he is. 😎👍
Thank you!
@@matthewlarkin73 No problem. Peace ✌🏻
Border Collies are VERY smart. Still miss the one I lost 10 years ago.
Wish they lived longer.
Our Australian shepherd is like that too. Love the doggos
My retirement plan includes getting a rescue Aussie Shepherd. Great dogs!
I have a border collie/aussie shepherd mix and he is very smart but has the energy of 1000 horses
@@gizzardgizzard3583 So, too, does Scoti. He's like a different animal when he's relaxed (which represents only about 20% of the day). But we love him equally both when he is high octane and napping 😊
@@matthewlarkin73 That's exactly how ours is haha that's awesome Scoti is the goodest boi
@@gizzardgizzard3583 Glad you have a good boy too!
Scotty made my shitty day. What a clever dog and a reliable companion. You are a lucky guy mr. Larkin.
Thank you so much. He has helped me many times after a bad day. That’s the best part about man’s/woman’s best friend I think.
@@matthewlarkin73 always. I owe a miniature pincher. The best friend i have.
@@ckdanekfan3397 Love those big brown inquiring eyes on the pinscher!
'now Scoti play that guitar!' HaHaHa
Amazing! Just a few days ago I bought a 4-month-old border Collie and now I'm starting to train him with good results less then a week. Thanks for this video!
Great! They learn so quickly!!
Perfect puppy
My dog was part border collie. Smartest dog ever. Yours is a beauty.
Thank you so much. 🥰
Il border collie è fantastico,ha una marcia in più ,sa fare tutto sempre in modo eccellente ed è un grande compagno di vita gli manca solo il dono della parola.
Muchas Gracias!!
He is so smart but prefer to get real food as chicken wind , loves it . Mine too will go to kitchen for food not toys .....🥰❤️💕
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He's amazing 👏 bravo
Amazing. Good demonstration.
When he goes downstairs! 😆😆 My border is a year old and I've taught her a few toy names so far.
😄Yes. Usually, I ask him to get his toys that are downstairs. Borders love to learn the names of their toys.
That is incredible! Thanks for sharing :)
Nice dog i have a Border collie called Joey he opens doors so funny to see.
Would love to see Joey in action!
Simply Amazing!
😉Are you The Dude from The Big Lebowski??
Scoti: chicken wing must be down in the kitchen. 😅
Borders only see colours yellow and blue properly the rest are grey how good is this...
Scary a dog can be more intelligent than 90 percent of the people.
😄That is scary!
Love the favourite toy! 👌🥰
It's one of his originals. He used to eat his toys - that's why that toy looks like The Hulk.
He's smart and beautiful!
Thank you, he says!
What a cute clever dog
Thank you.
Looking great! We love our Border Collies!
We sure do!!
His eyes just melt me ❤❤❤❤
OMG. Thank you for saying that. 🥰
I wonder how Scoti feels when you ask to get the tv remote but it’s right next to you.
They are the best!
You are a gorgeous boy, Scoti.
He is blushing 😛
"Get me a beer." Dog gets beer.(Totally trashed)"Beer"!!!
But how do I get him to open the refrigerator without thumbs? I've not figured this one out yet.
"broccoli? Sure thing...be right back" *Heads downstairs*
😅Yeah!
This is amazing, and a beautiful bprder collie, just like my beautiful Callie.
I'd like to see a picture of Callie
Love his name so smart !!!! Love him he goes downstairs for the chicken wing Lmaooooooo
Love your enthusiasm with him! How long has it taken for him to learn these names, and are you still adding more?
Thank you Linda. Scoti learns the names of these toys immediately. He has about 100 more toys in his toy bin. I just shot this video for my aunt who likes my dog. It was a first take. My aunt bought him the "man" which I tried to rename his "favorite toy" so that she might get a kick out of that (which didn't work). I plan on recording a few more videos in the near future.
Oh he's so wonderful!!!!!
Thank you! We love him!!!
Beautiful Border Collie.
Thank you.
Thank you!!
Classic. 🤣 This reminds me of my border collie Brody. I taught him to go get me "Mr. Wine Cooler!" Literally Brody knows to go open the fridge and get mommy Mr. Wine Cooler. It took me 1 month. 🤣 Holly and 2yr old border collie Brody from Delaware.
That's great - I've tried to teach Scoti to do a similar trick - he's too high strung for it! Kudos to Brody!!
Border collies are goth Australian Shepards
They really are!
Cute intelligent....
so clever, so cute!🤩
Thanks! 😄
You should play tug with him because he looks at that as a reward! BCs love doing tug of war with toys. It helps him focus and will keep him more focused on the tasks that you’re asking him to do.
I’m also a mom of a border collie.
OMG. You are so right. Tug-of-war is actually Scoti's favorite pastime. I think there is one point in the video where he doesn't want to let go of some of the toys - the green stick, and the two ropes - that is because those are toys I use for tug of war - so he was hoping to engage in that activity. Out of his 100+ toys (and counting), about 20 we use for tug of war. It's funny, because if I ask him for a toy used for tug of war, and he can't find it (or it's stored away), he invariably shows up with another toy used for tug of war.
That's an intelligent dog, I'm impressed.
☺Thank you Theresa.
Great video 👍👍
☺Thanks!
Smart dog :)
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My Tri-Color Border Collie know ALL the names of his 13 toys… plays go search go find from a sitting/stay position.Knows to look Left then Right then look BEHIND when crossing road off sidewalks,he prays before supper each night. Knows front,back,tons of sentences. He is ready for University
what a good boy.
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“This was cool dad, but I really need to get back to writing my dissertation.”
🤣🤣
His eyes show him to be very clever. The reason he runs down the staircase is that he expects to get some treats as reward in the kitchen.
That's a good observation. But I have never used treats to teach him anything. His "treat" is my encouragement. He goes downstairs because in most cases, I ask him to find toys that I know are downstairs.
_He_ knows froggy and broccoli belong in the kitchen! ;-)
"I keep trying to get your Chicken wing, red rope licorice, Blue Moon, and broccoli from the kitchen but you won't let me!"
🤣I know. Lol. He loves the kitchen.
Great job. I enjoy play that game with my BC.
They love it!!
You've been blessed my friend
Thank you john rogers. He is a sweet dog.
Highly intelligent dogs are the best dogs 😁
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I've been wanting a border collie for a very long time, lernd everything i need to know to give my dogo the best life i can give him.I think it's already time to get him(think I'll name him Wolter).And you're video motivaited me even more. Hope you have a great day :)
That's awesome Dr.JWolter! Your future dog is a lucky boy (or girl). Wolter Jr.!!
yep, ours loves these challenges too.
They need this as much as physical exercise.
So true - I might dare say the mental exercises are even more important than the physical exercise.
Love border collies.
I think he getting tired after the star toy. But he did associate food with downstairs.
Mathew, I'm so impressed!
Thank you! ☺
Ahh. Thanks Pamela!🤭
When he looks up at him like: Could you reapeat that please good sir?
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Hello!
Thank you!