Lol..... I was about to ask how your AFM/DOD delete went when replacing the factory fuckery GM designed an installed but I'm guessing you're is a diesel? Unless it's like mine 1500 body on a 2500 frame

My husband and I just got our second heeler puppy. We are in love with this fascinating breed.

Hi when did your dog’s ears pop up ? At what age did they start staying up ? Thanks

Great Video. Very helpful. Thank you.

Very nice 🙂👍

I disagree that most dogs won't try to figure out how to pick 2 balls. I have had Rottweilers, Doberman/Rottweiler mix, an All American, and blue heelers. They have ALL tried to figure out carrying 2 balls together. Everyone succeeded.

Is someone sleeping next to him in the garage? Why is he whispering?

Bro, you fumbled really hard by not actually showing how to release the tension

Thanks Chris! I've got a 2001 Sierra 2500hd. Replaced the middle cable, but couldn't reset the tension that's necessary to complete the job. Your vid will hopefully bale me out. Happy trails! 👍

Horrible vodeo.i stopped watching halfway through. You said he know sit, no amd out already. You had to couch him into the sit with the leash, you said no and the pup went to do it again and you said out to out the ball and you took it out of his mouth lol

Good info, but holy cow please take the hat off when showing. Directly blocked everything needed to be seen

Great video

6 weeks old and he seats givs hand knos the Word yes no they are real real Smart

Take your hat off so we see

"hurry hurry hurry" repeatedly has worked for me for pee or poop

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With all due respect just about Everything your saying isn't true. I think Breeders World wide would disagree that no dog is smarter than the other......Seeing as they specifically do that on purpose

What you don't use burns very well in a wood stove. This wood gives some really good long burning time. I have a big stand of this wood and it has so many uses. I will never have to buy another wooden fencepost!

good job your video help very much

try holdning your firesteel closer to your rope, that helps. :-)

informative and great camera placement. Thank you!

Thank you. The adjustment part saved me a ton of time!

blue healers don't need leashes that only instill misconceptions, lack of trust and not thinking for themselves about what you want and appropriate behavior.

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Why r u whispering lol

My daughter just got me a dog. I'm an OTR truck driver.. I've never owned a dog but have some novice experience raising a dog. This dog will live in the truck with me but I know she's a working dog and will keep her learning. Any tips or advise wild be excellent.

Is the cable you replaced called the "intermediate" parking brake cable?

very good looking healer--marked well!! BACK THE BLUE!!!

Got a link for the part ?

Thanks for the vid, apparently it is unique and is much appreciated. My 2010 2500 has a different set up on the foot pedal - strange.... there was no way to gain slack at that point...I ended up backing off the passengers side tension where the two cables meet up on the metal bracket (where the front of the drivers cable clicks in) and was able to achieve enough slack that way..... Also struggled to get that gall darn cable out of the connector (the one that was squirted w/ panther piss).... found there is a tiny slot you can use a miniature flatblade to pry it out - a pleasant surprise. Thanks again for the wonderful step by step -saved me $$$!!

Perfect! The cable adjustment seems to be the part we all miss

So knowledgeable and sexy

I’m picking up my new puppy Heeler tomorrow and you did a great job at some training

Hi Chris. I’ve enjoyed the bow stave harvest and processing videos, learned quite a bit. I was wondering if you have a stave from the twist pile that you are willing to part with? I’m wanting to make a Black Locust hiking staff but am not having any luck locating a source for this great wood to purchase a stout limb or stave. If you’re willing, it would be shipped to San Diego. I’m like you, I think this is a great wood and I can just see a stick showing off that beautiful dusky hued inner wood. I’d like to work something out with you if you’re so inclined.

Am lucky, I know the owner of a stumpy RED bitch ,,,the male is an Aussie ripper red,!I getting the pick ,!,love living in the bush

What wood can I use?

What kin of knife is that on your hip?

Thank you! Never knew about releasing the tension behind the pedal like that. Made life SOOOOOO much easier. Much appreciated!

My puppy is 4 months old too I am at wits end , I love him but he's bit me so much I don't no what to do, I wish u were close by to train mine or get me started

They are wild.. and I mean wild.. which is good and bad

I don't understand what you mean by not letting them in your lap or on you. How does it confuse their status?

We have two Blue Heelers and they are the best! Smart, full of energy and loyal. I miss when they were puppies...but now that they are 5 years old, they are tons of fun.

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Excellent advice mate

Thank you, I just got a border heeler (blue heeler/border collie mix) and this was super informational. This specific breed is so smart! Loki is only 13 weeks and already knows sit, shake, lay down, and is pretty much potty trained. Still the biggest issue with him is the nipping because he knows not to bite and will do a hybrid lick bite to try to get away with it. Very clever and naughty.

So what if the food was already introduce d . And my heeler is very shy. I got her last month had her three weeks. She bites when I pick her up vet checked for rib issue but nothing wrong. She is petrified of a leash I never used then on my other heeler never had to . Also I use no when she potty in the house and pooped her once she wouldn't go outside and as soon as I shut the door she peed and pooped. I have not hit her sense but my friend poped herin the mouth several times for biting when we where loading hay I was not with her at this time.she just told me she did it after

Nice vid. What hat are you wearing?

Don't mean to tell you your business, but if you don't take that sapwood off down to the heartwood you're going to have cracks running every which ways running clear through the heartwood and a bunch of worthless wood fit only for fence posts, if they're big enough. Black locust is the next thing to boisd'arc and acts just like it. Split your staves , leave the bark on and seal the ends. Either that or shave clear down to the heartwood and rough out the bow, leaving it long and seal the ends. I've learned the hard way and lost some extra good staves by taking the bark off and leaving the soft wood on. It'll dry quicker alright but you won't like the outcome. If you make the bow green hang the tips across a couple rafters, hang a little weight from the handle area. It'll give it some backset as it drys. Harder to finish tiller but less string follow if you do it right. Thinner the wood, quicker the drying time, fewer checks and you might be able to finish your bow after one good hot summer. Luck to you.

dude, need more training videos/ updates on your heeler pup.

Hi there. Just found your channel. I'm not from the States but I'm very much into wild edibles in the Americas. I was wondering if the yucca fruits are juicy, because if they're maybe you could just chew on them if they're too tough and stringy so you absorb the water, nutrients, and starches to get you going.