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Uploaded At Feb 2, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-03-12T15:10:30.867544Z
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My retired lab service dog would rather play fetch any day as her reward for learning / doing behaviors than treats and she was one of the most food motivated dogs I've met. It speaks volumes to how engrained her need to retrieve is. She could do hours of fetch if you let her. Her favorite task and the easiest to train was to get items for me I dropped. The task itself was the reward rather than getting to fetch / retrieve after performing other tasks.
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100%. Someone on my street got a border collie pup last summer, absolutely stunning dog, but whenever she walks the dog, she pulls the owner all over the place, stalking and trying to round thing up. Myself, my partner and my neighbours were having a little giggle and the woman asked "is this normal behaviour for a dog?", we replied that for a collie it is as it's a working dog. She had no clue.
Where I live in Cornwall, there's a lot of collie's as there's a lot of farmers, so the chance of getting a collie down here as a pet, it's a 99% chance it was a working dog that didn't make the cut or came from generations of working dogs, so it's ingrained in them. Stop getting dogs you have no clue about 😫
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My uncles dogs were hunting dogs. He found them both dumped along the road his farm was on. They were awesome both in the field and at home. You'd swear they were different dogs. Super focused when hunting but at home, they just loved being around people and getting belly rubs. I miss them so much.
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@suzu7083
7 months ago
That why it is so important to choose a dog to your lifestyle!
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