Training Border Collies (The Basics)

Published 2018-03-31
We check in on Murphy to see how he's coming along in becoming a sheep dog. Also see two other dogs and learn about the process on how to start training young pups.

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All Comments (21)
  • @shootgroundhog
    People claim Border Collies are supposed to be very intelligent. I have a 3 year old black and tan Border Collie named Doc, and I'm not so sure about the intelligence of the breed. For the last two months I've been teaching him to type. He can't type more than about 75 words per minute without misspelling a few words. Maybe if I were a better trainer he could be faster?
  • @hopeful4243
    Border collies are really smart. My friend had one, and when I went to his house his border collie helped me with my calculus homework. Really smart and very patient. Amazing breed
  • @SEW_B
    I like what this trainer said. Treat each dog as an individual. Wise words for training any breed and any dog. It makes the difference. Plus, that's what makes training dogs so much fun.
  • @zackparsons3937
    Just when I could not bare to live through another Korean street food video, all of a sudden YouTube started recommending border collies and I am so happy!
  • Of all the trainers ive watcher and worked with, I like this man the most. I love the way he talks about each dog and their abilities and individuality. There's just so much pure appreciation for dogs in this guy. I love it.
  • I recently got a border collie. I love working dogs so I knew mostly what to expect. She tries to herd everything. The goats; the chickens ; our other dog. The cats. They tolerate her. I'd love to learn how to train her to do what she obviously loves
  • @johnnydtractive
    I love Murphy's grade. Not just a D, but a D minus, lol. That's the gentleman's humour on display. Great video, it's always such a pleasure to watch dog, human & sheep working together.
  • @puuuuuuuurple
    I absolutely love these men so much. You pass every vibe check ever. Thank you
  • For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
  • @glitteriable
    Yall’s accents calm me down to the point of being comatose, I swear
  • @Jasbethalvarez
    Those accents!!! I live!!! I enjoyed how lovable he is with the grading of his dogs. Beautiful BCs!!!
  • @clstepto
    I can just smell the nature smell watching this. 💚✌ I love farms.
  • I'm starting to try to train my Aussie Lab mix. Unfortunately I have no stock other than chickens and I think that might just excite him too much. So, I have to train on a jolly ball. I have no idea what I'm doing but it seems to be vaguely working. In two sessions he's got about a 70 percent sucess rate on "Come Bye" And "Away" I might shorten "Come bye" to just "Bye" as he already knows Come as a different command.
  • @peterfli7331
    Sweet! My two collies Spot and Polly had a litter of 5. I plan to train them when they get older.
  • @Pamela-jr3ht
    Loved this. I have a 4 y/o Aussie. I would really like her to learn this (at least the part where she doesn't want to eat the animals :)
  • @patearly9492
    Love Border Collies and this was very informative thank you very much God bless everyone