One of the positive sides of many weeks of persistent rain is that when it’s far too wet to train sheepdogs, you can spend more time catching up with various other jobs. These are tasks that you’ve been meaning to do for a while. In my case, it’s adding subtitles to our online sheepdog training videos.
I should explain that ‘too wet to train sheepdogs’, doesn’t mean we don’t normally train dogs when it’s raining. We do, but this year we had to postpone all sheepdog training days. We even stopped training our own sheepdogs (the ground was so wet, it was difficult to walk on, let alone move around quickly).
Subtitles, please!
Feedback from subscribers told us that subtitles are in demand. This is not just by people with hearing problems but from those whose first language is not English. Anyone who finds it difficult to keep up with the dialogue will find the subtitles of help. If you pause the video, the dialogue disappears. However, if there are subtitles they remain visible. Once you fully understand what’s going on, you can activate the ‘play’ button again.
If you’re interested in training a border collie to herd sheep, why not subscribe to our online sheepdog training tutorials – we’re adding more videos regularly. You’re welcome to ask questions on the
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