I did play it for Paddy and Jake in the hope that at least one of them would be inspired to emulate the famed Jesse - to no avail. No, they prefer to slob out on the sofa waiting for a dog biscuit to hit them on the nose!
Life in north east England (yes, we've moved!) with an eccentric Welshman and a small white dog that thinks he's a Rottweiler.
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Clever dogs those Jack Russells, although ours hides it very well.
Perhaps you could make an "alternative" YouTube clip in which we see Paddy sleeping and Jake doing whoopsies on your carpet. Jesse is just a little show-off!
I shan't even bother showing that to my two... the big lazy lumps.
That was brilliant - what a clever little dog - especially loved the window cleaning!
I would love to have a dog that could do that for me, Elaine!
Similar to ours then, except that ours are small lazy lumps. ;)
How about you making one of your sheep cutting your lawn for you, YP? ;)
If there were schools for dogs, ours would be in the Special Needs class, SP. :)
I've since passed this on to Ruby, my sister-in-law's young Jack Russell. She was very impressed. A clever way of getting lots of treats was her verdict.
Glad someone's learning from it, SP. ;)
I think I'll take a still image instead.
Fantastic clip. Loved it! I've sent it to my son who tries to train everything ever since he did his psychology paper. He DID manage to get our cat to say 'Mama' on command.
That is no small achievement, Katherine! Well done him. ;)
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