How a Border Collie Herds to the Right

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Summary: Learn tips on how a border collie herds to the right in this free video clip on dog herding and pet training.

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Jim Leske My name is Jim Leske, Animal Behaviorist & Trainer. Over my career I've worked as a Zoo keeper, Veterinary Assistant, Riding Instructor, as well as a Behavio... read more

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How a Border Collie Herds to the Right

Hi. I'm Jim Leske, animal trainer, with Expert Village.com. Today we are talking about herding and border collies specifically. This is Tess. One of the commands in herding is "to the right." And today, Bear is going to help us out by being our impromptu goat or sheep and we are going to give her a little bit of a test here. So, Bear, if you will help us out. Tess, watch him. Tess! Bear! Drop. Good boy, right! Right! Very good, Very good. Good job. Watch him, watch him, watch him. Very good. Watch the intensity in the face; very stimulated. The eyes, the ears, the nose they are all focused on the goat (on Bear here). So, let's try that one more time. Ready? Drop, drop! Right! Very good, very good job! To me, to me, to me. Very good, very good, very good, very good. Good puppies. Tess, come. Very good girl. Very good, very good. I'm Jim Leske with Expert Village.