Hero dog saves man during winter camping trip in Vermont 

I got them as a gift and I used them because they were free. But I don't recommend them. I would much rather, at the very least, nylon straps and metal clips. Thanks for watching!

I don't know. Good thing I didn't expose my farm dog to anything she can't handle though. Thanks for watching.

Risk your life all you want, but don't risk your animal's life... unnecessarily.

@@bowieupland6112 I encourage you to research border collies and their ability to handle mild winter temperatures. Keep in mind that I had the appropriate gear for her, including a sleeping bag, portable shelter and other supplies if I needed to bivouac. If you have valid evidence to prove I endangered her in any way, I'd be happy to review your information, but I have thoroughly researched border collies, safety and dog training. I also get advice from professionals.

@@lunadiscgolfdog The only "valid evidence" necessary, is common sense. You yourself said that she could have ran off and confronted a predator, or gotten lost in the dark. Like I said, unnecessary risk of a beautiful dog.

​@@bowieupland6112I think you're underestimating the heartiness and intelligence of border collies. She's fully capable of handling this mild winter weather or any wild animals in Vermont. But thanks for watching and commenting.