How to Play with a Ball on a Rope Toy with Your Dog

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A ball on a rope, or ball on a string toy can be an awesome way to reward your dog in training. But if you have a high powered or reckless dog, sometimes it can be easy for them to miss the toy, and get a hand or finger instead.
Learn how to properly present the ball on a rope toy, to help your dog learn to properly target it, and to prevent accidental bites during toy play.
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*This video is for entertainment purposes only. Any training you do with dogs bears some level of risk and we will not be held responsible for any injury to yourself or to others that may arise from the appropriate or inappropriate implementation of these techniques. All techniques are meant to be used under the direct supervision of a licensed in person trainer.

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Комментарии : 17

@nakion9254 3 года назад

can we just talk how that dog is so well trained

@elsafecke3229 4 года назад

You read my mind with this video! We use the foam starmark ball and my dog has a tendency to snap at it. This really helps!

@mewuraob 4 года назад

So cute

@huntermcgowan7884 2 года назад

Super informative, thanks so much!!

@Mc.Scrumpy 4 года назад

I use 10 ft para cord attached to a kong ball. Its multifunctional, you can swing it around while the dog chases it, you can play keep away with it and it functions as one of those ball launchers. Get a bright colored cord and you will never lose it at the park

@squintygreeneyes 3 года назад

what knot do you like to use for doing that? know the name of the knot by chance? i’m trying to think of the best way to tie my own rope on also and what rope to use/would be best specifically for a medium kong ball

@Mc.Scrumpy 3 года назад

@@squintygreeneyes it's all makeshift. I just slide the rope through the hole and knot it up to the main line.

@ianmcdonald3053 2 года назад

Why have u stopped making vids, these are fantastic presentations and really enjoy how u impart your knowledge! Please make more if possible!

@hannahschewe357 4 года назад

Does anyone have recommendations for dogs with small mouths? My 22 lb dog is most comfortable with a 2" ball

@dogswithjobs2531 5 лет назад

I love the birds visiting in the background!

@TheCollaredScholar 5 лет назад

Haha! Thanks. I like them too, but I might be partial ;) They always have to get in on the action!

@badger99999 5 лет назад

The Collared Scholar I’m actually really impressed with seeing your malinois’ ability to focus on you and ignore the birds, especially with how high of a prey drive it seems that it has! I would love to see a video or blog post about living with a high drive dog and birds/cats/other small animals if you ever were looking for any topics. Also thank you for all of the information you have provided in your blog and now your videos. I have used a lot of it with my 1 year old working line gsd, and it has helped me more than most other information out there. So a big thank you :)

@TheCollaredScholar 5 лет назад

@@badger99999 Ahhh! Thank you so much for your comment. Means the world to me! And I will absolutely add that to the list of topics for blogs/videos - awesome suggestion! These guys definitely aren't born to be livestock guardians ;) But they can absolutely learn to be awesome with the livestock with a little time and patience :)

@TheCollaredScholar 5 лет назад

Haha they love their glimpses of RU-vid fame.