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looks kinda sad that doggy..

Klootzak Dog is not a toy! 🤨

Just give him the dam food.😢

Is this a working line Aussie?

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Cute

Wow

cute dog😅😊❤

fai pena!!!!!!!!

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Yo what was he about to say at the end 🤨

I heard you said the n word to your dog 🐶

amai bliksemsnel haha

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🐶 Dog says: I do not enjoy to stay waitting, 😊 I just wanna eattt 😊.

Beautiful chocolate lab ❤❤❤

Such a good dog!

🤣🤣 that was lightning fast 😂😂😂

Aww he was so fast and so cute

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Beautiful dog... and beautiful videography!! <3

Sir Henry , topfog i'ever had, got him from 9 month till 16years about ✌️👍

#11 Adorably cute! Aussies are great dogs, have two now and others before, all have been great.

I want a bulldog! Maybe I'll get one later.

I did have a german shepherd 9 years ago... Ohhh he was crazy. He destroyed things, bit me, escaped from the yard, invaded the garden and ate fruit... He was the first dog in our family, so noone really had experience how to discipline a dog. We tried to train him, hired cynologist. But I still miss him despite of the problems he brought.

I already own a 1 and a half year old Kooiker. And we plan on adding a little Toller to our family soon as well❤😊

Esta bonito este perrito y corre rápido

, I'm 77 years old, got her when I was 74 and walking 5 miles a day. I'm having issues with my lower legs and can't do that walk anymore, exercise her by throwing tennis balls twice a day. wish I could get back yo our 5 mile walks,

happy fella! might need to check him for worms though...lol

Magnificent Leonberger!! Wishing you both the best!

I got one late in life, I'm 77 years old, got her when I was 74 and walking 5 miles a day. I'm having issues with my lower legs and can't do that walk anymore, exercise her by throwing tennis balls twice a day. wish I could get back yo our 5 mile walks,

He started dragging his butt😂

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GSD's are less destructive as puppies then other breeds. Your mileage may vary.

zoals hij echt is! heeeel fijn om te zien en te koesteren 🥰❤

prachtig <3

Do lapinkoira next please

Vee-sh-lah please, not vizzla ;) :) <3

My Viz dog gets 10 ~ 12 km every day - broken up into two walks, morning and afternoon. He has been incredibly easy to train - doesn't jump on people like the dogs in this video. He waits for me to "introduce" him to people before he approaches them [usually] - I simply say to him "Say hello" and he will walk up to them and push in for a cuddle. He exercises/walks off leash and will do so in the city when I go to the cafe [he simply walks at heel]; in the park, he casts far and wide but always checks where I am and if he is "allowed" to go further. He obeys [immediately] voice and hand-signal commands. He is now 4 years old and is amazingly calm and great around other dogs, children and people. Compared to other dogs I've had, he is quite a stand-out; love him to bits!!

LOVE my Australian Shepherd, "Monkey" amazing dog learn so much from him.

Sprockers are fantastic dogs. Great video as well.

And look at that gorgeous tail! Stop docking tails!

Beautiful video. Since I am not as active as most owners I would build and use performance training for the physical aspects in my backyard plus walks to socialize. I live in Burlington, Vermont and everyone owns a dog so there is at least one or more per household as the are apartment buildings and I am hoping that changing up the course would also challenge his/her intelligence. I am very interested in their intelligence. I want to see how well a dog can communicate. I've seen some YT videos about dogs using buttons to communicate 3 word sentences. Unless I see it in real life I am not convinced. Thanks for the video I had not even considered an Australian Shepherd.

My australian shepherd is very big. A red try weight 35kg and 64cm high, like most german shepherds do. Its a showline, big deference with the workline.

This dog is not that intelligent, They learn fast ,but it is rate nr 42 of all dogs it is not a colli xD

I have a German/Australian Shepherd mix that is like the perfect dog for me. She's only slightly bigger than an Aussie, small for a German, about 50lbs, Full German markings with the pointy ears, essentially looks like a mini German Shepherd, which again, is like perfect for me, I didn't want a big ole pure GSD, smaller dog travels and camps better.

I want one but also mini Aussie, blue heeler, basenji,

Prachtige hondenras!

Totally incorrect, Aussies will train YOU! ;-) Forget that Sunday morning lie-in, it is just not going to happen. Rain or shine, you WILL exercise. They are fascists! The perfect personal trainers. You think that you are training them? Sure, they will learn your tricks, and be obedient, but also mischievous. They WILL outwit you on occasion, but you don't care because their love is sincere. You are a special sheep to them. On a family walk, you will be herded. They like a tidy mob.

These are all true, very smart and loyal