to Ball or Not to Ball? Let’s talk why playing ball is bad for your Border Collie!

June 07, 2022
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In this episode I will make things a bit clearer for everyone as It happens many times on social media that I say: First, don’t play ball with your dog!

Some students or followers take my word for gold and throw all the balls away and some thinks I’m crazy!

I thought an episode to explain a bit better what I mean by that was needed!

Follow the link to listen to the new Episode 7!

Martina Miradoli Border Coolie Expert Dog trainer

Hello, my name is Martina Miradoli and I specialise in training Border Collies.

I’ve owned Border Collies for many years and have trained them, along with other herding breeds in every sport and activity available.

This has allowed me to gain invaluable experience and an understanding of these unique dogs and the behavioural challenges that we may have to face as owners. 

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