Treibball
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From: sandydiego
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  • This looks like an awesome sport for herding/working breeds!

  • @MrOzzyPom Oh now pushing a ball is a SPORT! What an idiot.

  • @reiki2guy .. sure it's a sport... for dogs!  Geez dude, chill out & get a life!

  • @joelbrave Get a brain shitwit. Pushing a ball does not constitute a sport!

  • @reiki2guy LOL are you always so angry? What difference does it make to you how other people exercise or play with their dogs? ... and BTW, name-calling does nothing to advance your position - just makes you look childish.

  • This looks like wonderful fun for a herding dog. I must get some exercise balls.

  • What great ideas! I'm going to try them as soon as I get the inflatable balls you mention. Thanks so much!

  • I am getting my exercise ball into the back garden and starting practice now so I am ahead when it hits Australia!!!

  • I am getting my exercise ball ito the back garden and starting practice now so I am ahead when it hits Australia!!!

  • That is pretty cool! I heard about treibball, but I had no idea what it was really about. I am looking more into it. Maybe I will try it with my Golden Retriever River.

  • que interesante...algo mas para aprender

  • que interesante...

  • What fun! Wish I could do this with my aussies, but they pop every large ball that I've found, except for basketballs, but these can be a big hard on their noses. Thanks for sharing it!

  • @azmauigirl You can teach not to pop the balls. I used the inflatable beach balls because they are cheap - about $1 each. First I clicker train a "push" on my hand and then an object. Then I inflate the beach ball only part way. I hold it under my arm and compress it so it is more or less ball shaped. And I clicker train a push on that. For a foot touch or attempt to bite remove the ball to the top of the table and ignore for 15 seconds. Gradually move to the ground. And no more ball play

  • @azmauigirl lol i know how u feel every bouncy ball ive bought for my aussies sooner or later gets popped. Wish i could get one of these balls for mine wonder if they are tougher...

  • @technologicaldreamer

    I would suspect that a burst-resistant exercise ball would do the trick. That appears to be what they're using here anyway. That is, as long as they aren't actively biting. I believe that part of this sport involves a strict technique of "nosing." If the dogs are doing it right, I'd say it would be impossible to pop them.

  • diese neue Hundesportart scheint sehr spass! :)

    wir denken dass, unsere hunde diese sport lieben werden.

    gruess aus kanada

    bitten sehen sie supernaturalbc2009 an.

  • lol!

  • Not everyone is fortunate enough to live in the country and have access to sheep. There are not enough jobs per the amount of working dogs that exist. I see an excited dog here, not a neurotic one. Would you rather this dog be locked in a basement or garage? At least people are trying to find new, fun activities that stimulate the dog.

  • what a smart doggy you have!

  • where do you find those balls? are they pretty tough?

  • this is great.

  • This is great! Although I have two of these balls at home, I am afraid my cattledogs will puncture the balls within 2 seconds! And how can I excercise after that?!

    Great job done!

  • @PaigeSundanceMom  Look up "Boomer Ball". They have an indestructible 20" ball

  • Well done !

  • wow!

    great job!

  • How is this making the dog "neurotic"?

    It gives the dog a job (and BCs *without* jobs are the one's more likely to be neurotic) and the dog gets to use some of the behaviors it would working stock.

  • @citydog Yeah, we have a border collie/ lab mix and he gets all excited and he's energetic with out a job. The job he gets the most often is to pull someone on a bike.

  • @citydog Couldn't agree with you more! The dog is actually extremely intent on following his handler's commands. He even waits to start until given the signal to do so!

  • @reiki2guy so you've owned NINE border collies. i've owned a half-hundred cats and i wouldn't call myself the last expert on the subject. newsflash: dogs bark. that's what they do. YOU may not see a reason to bark at the ball - but you're not a border collie, are you? the border collie is acting *precisely* like the dogs on the farms around here do they are dealing with a flighty sheep - only when the sheep are calm are the dogs silent and bouncing ball does not act "calm".

  • @threenorns3 You, much like a lot of the proponents of this ball-pushing "feat," are an idiot. You know nothing about how Border Collies herd sheep or how capable they are. They don't bark at sheep when they're working them. Go to a real herding trial and you'll never hear a working Border Collie bark at sheep. I'm not surprised you're a "cat person." You don't know shit about the Border Collie.

  • Wow, that is just so cool! I want to do that with my bc now! Awesome!

    5*s

  • Very awesome!

  • Awesome! 5*

  • Looking good! I think our Borders would enjoy it too....I saw you cheating a little bit though ;) (nevermind, it's still awesome)

  • Great fun! Looks like doggie billiards!

  • Toll gemacht!

  • Your dog seems to be enjoying itself! Good job. :)

  • haha, awesome!!! thanks for sharing that!

  • Very impressive!

  • Well done! Looks like fun.

  • Bin begeistert! Gruß von Jessie

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