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  • So cute. I love it!

  • @hsmbabiee where do you get them? i'm planning to get one.

  • @pricediamond

    ahh i see what you did there, very clever :) haha

    but anyways this is a very cute video with a too freakin cute sheltie :)

  • my shelttie goes nuts on the trampoline :)

    he starts to jump and run on it :)

    He just loves it<3

  • @YupiForLife

    that kind fo dangerous, once a sheltie broke its leg on a trampoline and died

  • it's soooooooooooo cute! it would be better with music though.

  • she looks my puppy!!! but my shelties a boy

  • puppy dog!!!!!

  • Tuti muti super video:)))

  • AW! That's when you just got him because most breeders don't sell them younger than 8 weeks, so cute!

  • I've noticed that shelties don't go for balls like many other breeds; they prefer to play with people.

  • @yorktown99 yea in my experience they are more attention oriented than play oriented

  • That's one of my favorite things about Shelties, more interested in their masters than anything else! Mine is in my lap as I type this. Sheltie love!

  • aww she´s too cute!! I want a sheltie,too! It´s my fav breed!! They´re wonderful!! She looks soooooooo cute! :D I want her! :D

  • Should have called this vid, Laci and the Tramp :)

  • omg, that is too cute! I never thought of it like that!! I'm lovin it though :P

  • so cute! i love shelties!

  • I saw a purebred sheltie at the local petstore and our breeder told us that purebreds arent supposed to be sold at local petstores because they are A.K.C (American Kennel Club) registered.

  • Great Temperament !!!

    Train her for Agility.

    She has what is needed.

  • I actually have not tried her in that yet, but I did start training in rally obedience when she graduated from all of her classes...and she is great at it! We were planning to try her in agiliy though so im glad she has what is needed! thanks!

  • Could someone give me some info on Shelties because I'm getting a Sheltie puppy this summer...thx

  • All I can say is they are most darling thing on earth ^^*

  • I sure second that! We have had the miniature sheltie breed now since the late 60's and we have our 4th one now and for us there is no other breed. Loving, placid, smart, fun and loyal beyond. The fun of the routine in the sheltie is neat too and then of course the never ending shadow right by your side. Ok the bark is a bit much at times and well we all know about grooming to avoid mass shedding periods, but hey, I'm bias, there is no other breed for me.

  • The best thing to do is research the breed, but here are a few facts: They're highly intellegent, easily trained, need daily activity, are loyal, good watchdogs, bark a lot, need lots of grooming, shed, great family dogs, need to be close to their humans, are good w/other pets if raised around them, need to be socialized at early age, are small to medium in size, are good workers. Consider sheltie rescue. So many great dogs in shelters will love to have you! You won't regret a sheltie!

  • What a sweetie pie she is!!!!!!!!

  • Not trying to scare you but be careful on a springy or soft surface if the dog has drank a lot of water and bounces they can flip there stomach and will die, my sisters dog was on a soft foam bed and in the back of a truck camper going over a rough road and there dog flipped his stomach and died. Please talk to you vet about what i just wrote, i wouldn't want any thing bad to happen to your little puppy.

  • ok, thanks for warning me=) i appreciate it.

  • heyy its ur neighbor ur dog looks so cute!!!! cant wait to c her to morrow

    gtg bye

  • what a beautiful shelt pup!!!!

  • thanks!

  • lol its so cute when her butt bounces up and off the trampoline

  • Hi, glad to hear Laci got good training, that's great! When I watched this video I saw a pup doing a lot of typical sheltie behaviors, herding, jumping up on and biting at the girl. The girl was reinforcing it like crazy, and the pup preferred it to chasing the ball, which is a better outlet for shelties herding instinct. Often I see these behaviors turn into problems when the dog becomes an adolescent from 6 to 9 mos. old, and clothing is being torn, etc. But sounds like you did right by Laci!

  • Okay! thank you for your concern:D i appreciate it..and laci is currently about 9 months, and she does great about not chewing things she isnt supposed to:D she is a great dog, and i see your point in me reinforcing her biting..lol..but she absolutly loves her ball, so that is good:D

  • Sweet ! The child and pup are both gorgeous. I have raised shelties too. But the child is reinforcing all kinds of bad behaviors in the pup. And the Mom is reinforcing all kinds of bad behaviors in the child. But hell yeah, they are cute and fun. I'm a dog trainer and will anwer any questions in exchange for you reading my critique. Tail wags from Liz

  • What bad behaviors? Laci was young when we did this, and now she has graduated from all 3 obedience classes, and got her graduation certificuit(she would have passed the cgctc test, but she didnt pass one part, and we're working on that.)..and is very well trained.. she hardly gets on the tramp now, and when she does, it is for play...what behavior does this teach them?

  • Good for you - some people have nerve...is there more Laci at your channel?

  • yup:P i have a couple mor videos of her and i am going to be adding some more updated videos of her

  • i love shelties

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