@sickJNR Springers are wonderful and No, he was not interested in food he done things because I asked him too, many times the reward was just a pat on the head. In this video I had no treats, balls or anything he liked because I was not able to give him something while holding the camera, instead once the video was done his reward was he got to play ball.
my ess does a trick, i let him of his lead and he dissapears into hedgerow for a few hours. He also likes rolling in fox poo or a dead rabbit. I still love him tho.
@IIIREFLEXIIII I spent allot of time with him, everything I did was done through the strong bond we had. The best thing to do is just work with your dog, don't expect things to happen right away but enjoy it, never get mad or angry or even frustrated because your dog is doing it wrong or not even doing it.
For ideas look around youtube, mostly kikopup and you'll find lots of ideas for things to teach your dogs sometimes even how to do them.
@Digivee ah damm im so sorry i got two, both females 1 is 3 and 1 is 2 and i dread the day i loose them but hopefully that is along way away im really sorry for your loss he seemed like a great dog
@ryanair737400 Thanks, I don't thin anyone expected it as he was such a fit and healthy dog, sadly he was only 4 and the root cause was eating plastic. Springers are fantastic dogs and I can't wait til I can let another one into my life :)
@Digivee eating plastic you say? what was he getting at the recycling my youngest springer is a bloody horse she will eat anything at anytime always looking for food and stuff to chew on but we always manage to stop her eating any rubbish
@ryanair737400 Yep, we never saw him do it but he became sick and then later found he got twisted gut, hen they opened him up they found plastic stuck inside like the type you put your sandwich's in the plastic wrap. Oddly mine never was, it was rare to see him eat things other than what was given to him, I feel this was a one off and was the result of what happened.
great video and great dog
frimframboy98 3 weeks ago
@frimframboy98 Thank you, yes indeed he was x
Digivee 3 weeks ago
Awww so cute and intelligent! :)
anandchakraborty 5 months ago
i love springers i bet to teach him tricks u bribed him with food they do anything for food dont they
sickJNR 8 months ago
@sickJNR Springers are wonderful and No, he was not interested in food he done things because I asked him too, many times the reward was just a pat on the head. In this video I had no treats, balls or anything he liked because I was not able to give him something while holding the camera, instead once the video was done his reward was he got to play ball.
Digivee 8 months ago
*BANG* plays dead....but tail is wagging like crazy :D haha love it
wilcooper64 9 months ago
my ess does a trick, i let him of his lead and he dissapears into hedgerow for a few hours. He also likes rolling in fox poo or a dead rabbit. I still love him tho.
cakesofdeath 11 months ago
@cakesofdeath Awww bless, sounds like a normal ess to me. Sadly i lost my boy in november of 09 :(
Digivee 11 months ago
@IIIREFLEXIIII I spent allot of time with him, everything I did was done through the strong bond we had. The best thing to do is just work with your dog, don't expect things to happen right away but enjoy it, never get mad or angry or even frustrated because your dog is doing it wrong or not even doing it.
For ideas look around youtube, mostly kikopup and you'll find lots of ideas for things to teach your dogs sometimes even how to do them.
Digivee 1 year ago
very well trained in tricks but is he trained for hunting?
ryanair737400 1 year ago
@ryanair737400 Thankyou, he was. Sadly, I lost him to cancer in November of last year.
Digivee 1 year ago
@Digivee ah damm im so sorry i got two, both females 1 is 3 and 1 is 2 and i dread the day i loose them but hopefully that is along way away im really sorry for your loss he seemed like a great dog
ryanair737400 1 year ago
@ryanair737400 Thanks, I don't thin anyone expected it as he was such a fit and healthy dog, sadly he was only 4 and the root cause was eating plastic. Springers are fantastic dogs and I can't wait til I can let another one into my life :)
Digivee 1 year ago
@Digivee eating plastic you say? what was he getting at the recycling my youngest springer is a bloody horse she will eat anything at anytime always looking for food and stuff to chew on but we always manage to stop her eating any rubbish
ryanair737400 1 year ago
@ryanair737400 Yep, we never saw him do it but he became sick and then later found he got twisted gut, hen they opened him up they found plastic stuck inside like the type you put your sandwich's in the plastic wrap. Oddly mine never was, it was rare to see him eat things other than what was given to him, I feel this was a one off and was the result of what happened.
Digivee 1 year ago
He is really well trained! I never knew they could be THAT obedient...
serfox1 2 years ago
awesome! I've never heard shoo before. lol
buizelkaitlyn 2 years ago
I had no idea what to call it as he already knows two other commands with back and away so shoo seemed the best thing to come to mind, haha
Digivee 2 years ago
good boy!
jainsworth11 2 years ago
Yep
Digivee 2 years ago
woooow, he's brilliant :) and cute of course.
dzsulie 2 years ago
hehe thanks, yes he is :)
Digivee 2 years ago