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Martin Reid
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Runbye Camp 2022
4:13
2 года назад
Selfie's first video 🤳 🤳
3:14
4 года назад
Shape training with Dan July 2020
1:33
4 года назад
Snooze and Shape Training May 2020
2:19
4 года назад
Shape Dog Walk Training October 2019
1:00
4 года назад
Snooze Champ Agility SKC May 2019
0:45
5 лет назад
Shape's 4th Weave  Training Session
0:28
5 лет назад
Shape Training 14.5 Months Old
0:43
5 лет назад
Shape Training at 13 Months Old :)
1:30
5 лет назад
Snooze Running Contact Turn's
0:49
5 лет назад
Snooze at Q-Me Agility Show 2018
1:32
6 лет назад
Комментарии
@daveyboy174
@daveyboy174 6 месяцев назад
Cracking video Martin from a very sad but proud "Grandad".
@JoCoMoreno
@JoCoMoreno 9 месяцев назад
Do you have a video for purchase that deals with troubleshooting? For example, im having an issue with a dog who wont collect properly once we get to the adjustable stride grid. The absent jump causes the dog to stutter step before going over the last jump. Place the jump back and the dog collects well over the final jump.
@morganlooker2078
@morganlooker2078 2 года назад
Wow 🤩, amazing runs
@SlaughterHausD
@SlaughterHausD 3 года назад
Why did you just spend 6:30 mins quantifying your expertise? It sounds like your apologizing for the last 10 years. Stop doing that! Stand strong for what you have learned and it will be more believable. please.
@heathervenkat1414
@heathervenkat1414 3 года назад
Brilliant explanation. Thank you!
@ColtonManton
@ColtonManton 4 года назад
I love watching people's first videos haha hope you have tons of subscribers soon martin!
@antoinettetraynor3422
@antoinettetraynor3422 4 года назад
How often do we need to practice these grids, what do you think?
@martinreid7713
@martinreid7713 4 года назад
I would say it all depends on the dog. Some dogs I might do some gridwork once a year, other dogs maybe every week until they have good understanding
@Multipliedmath
@Multipliedmath 4 года назад
Thanks for the video Martin, this will be really helpful to many! I was really struggling with my Border Collie Floss constantly knocking poles earlier on last year but managed to rectify this problem by using your grid work exercises and pole marking -she is much more consistent now!
@bentleycodi
@bentleycodi 4 года назад
Thanks for posting Martin!
@antoinettetraynor3422
@antoinettetraynor3422 4 года назад
How often do we need to practice these grids?
@jasminem2188
@jasminem2188 4 года назад
Very interesting to watch. Thanks for posting this :)
@animalholistichealth
@animalholistichealth 4 года назад
Two other considerations to take into account about your dog/dogs are 1) do they neurologically process the information and environment properly and 2) are they totally focused on the job to which the answer is no, they are always in HISP mode (hardwired instinctual self preservation) and work mode. As they’re running a course they are always looking to protect themselves from danger and I’ve watched many dogs ( especially the herding breeds) that look to shift their family or friends to a better safer place. Example at CHB a few years ago where a dog looked to the left at a photographer lying on the ground while in the middle of the jump and then missed the command and the obstacle it was meant to do next.
@naomipincottptbikiniathlet2596
Hi guys, when are you doing another one of these camps? 😀
@copperbobby5167
@copperbobby5167 9 лет назад
Amazing!!! 😍😍👌👌
@ZeraFalconer
@ZeraFalconer 9 лет назад
Wow! Awesome! Great job! Both of you guys look like you're having so much fun, which is really important. :)