@@NiaEsto thanks so much. Yeah things were a bit different back then haha

@@hoboesque_ There are many ways and I’m not a dog behaviouralist, but some things that worked for us are starting in a very non-stimulating environment (such as inside) and getting the dog comfortable lying in the trailer while it’s on the ground, without the wheels on. You can hide treats inside and allow the dog to hunt for them with its nose. You can then put the wheels on (but make sure it wont fall over!) and ask the dog to get in the trailer and lie down for a reward. Very slowly, start moving the trailer for short distances and reward it. If it helps, black out the windows by sticking some fabric or plastic over it, as for some dogs the scenery moving past can make them excited/nervous. When the dog’s comfortable being wheeled around in your apartment and being attached to the bicycle, graduate to a very quiet place outside, where they won’t get excited by cats or squirrels or whatever. Repeat the process, be patient and if they get nervous, move back to an easier level like trying again inside the house. Good luck!

@@dogmatictales thank you , this is sound advice . Going to give my 2 patterdale terrier crosses a try

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Hi, thank you so much for your kind comments. In the next video we will go deeper into a Tibetan area but we haven’t been to Xinjiang or Tibet Autonomous region. We couldn’t risk getting detained by the police with our dogs

哈哈哈 Stay tuned you will see 😜

Hey Andy, thanks so much! Really appreciate you watching and the kind words ❤️

Thanks for watching! Yes, it is truly a hidden gem. Some crowds did start to turn up towards the end of our stay here, but thankfully we were on the way out by then.

That’s so great to hear! Hope you enjoy it, it should be quieter out of the national holiday…. But quite hot now!

Thanks so much! Hope you get the opportunity to go back some day 😊

Thanks so much for watching. Your words mean a lot! 多谢你的厚意

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Haha. Thanks for watching

Hey, thanks Volker! Glad you finally got access to the world wide web 😉 see you soon

Yeah, Dujiangyan is a good base for travel in 川西

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Hi! No, you don't require a guide to visit the valleys. It is very easy to follow the trail. However, if you want to camp in the national park you have to have a guide and you need to pay a camping fee. Hope you have fun there!

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Hi, that’s great to hear! I would say that wild camping is probably technically illegal here like the rest of china, however Sichuan is very relaxed about this. We’ve wild camped all over the place and the locals always just find it funny lol. If it’s someone’s land we try to ask permission, and of course some restricted national parks or ‘scenic spots’ are off limits. Where are you thinking of going?

Hi Dinal, thanks for subscribing! 🤩 to tell you the truth it can be hard to get vegan food while travelling in China. In Sichuan though, there are a few vegan classics like mapo tofu and ‘fish fragrance’ eggplant. But we usually bring food with us just to be sure

Thanks. They are our babies, we must nourish and nurture them 🐶

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Thanks for watching Liz! X

Thanks! I’m glad we captured one of her more vocal moments

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They are a lifeline to us out here! Thanks for watching ❤️

@@dogmatictales heaven! I’m English but live in Canada. We are still on the chips and salad in some places or unhealthy burger as the only option!! I wouldn’t be able to cope with a whole restaurant full of food I could eat!! 🤣🥹

Hey. Thanks for watching, I was in a video with Chengdu Plus before. Is that what you’re thinking of?

@@dogmatictales I work in CDTV

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Oh really, why