10 things Lilo does with her skateboard

[MaxYorkieBear]

We've hit over a 1000 views on our original skateboarding video and 140 fans on her facebook page so Lilo Kahlua and I decided to do a fun video to celebrate the sunny weather and 10 cool things you can teach your dog to do with a skateboard LOL We had so much fun making this video and ended up feeding Lilo so many treats that she fell asleep on her bed with a big round tummy. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as we did making it. :hearts:


10 Things Your Dog Can Do With A Skateboard - YouTube

[xxmxaxrxyxx]

wow she is really talented!

[Yorkiedaze]

What a tiny little munch she is, and so smart. She's just learning all kinds of new things, and may even gain some weight eating all those treats.

[MaxYorkieBear]

Originally Posted by Yorkiedaze

What a tiny little munch she is, and so smart. She's just learning all kinds of new things, and may even gain some weight eating all those treats.

she has gained a little weight from the treats LOL she was 2.1 prior to skateboard training . we had her weighed on friday and now shes 2.2 and growing im pretty sure its all the food

[AllDogBoots]

I just saw this video on her Facebook page. She is one talented, ridiculously adorable little girl!

[kjc]

So cute! and smart!

[CouversMom]

What an adorable and talented girl!!

[mugwee1]

What a talanted and Beautiful baby. How old is she? She should be in show Biz.

[MaxYorkieBear]

Originally Posted by mugwee1

What a talanted and Beautiful baby. How old is she? She should be in show Biz.

Lilo is 7 1/2 months old and has already been on tv we're both still learning though...

[Cherie6446]

She is a real cutie. Enjoyed watching Lilo's video.

[DBlain]

I love it, just so cute, I really enjoy it when you post something new, because your videos and pics are so fun to look at. I can even get the hubby to watch her videos. Question, I know your male has an injury at the moment but I don't believe I have seen him do some of the stuff that Lilo does. I was wondering if only some dogs take to this and find it fun while others are afraid or just don't catch on. My Lola is bigger at about 5 lbs but sort of fearless, she pushes my large exercise ball around on her hind legs trying to get it to bounce, when all my other dogs have been deathly afraid of it, she also jumps off our dock into the water, so I know she likes to be active. Yet when I try to teach her the basics like sit and down she takes forever, and even after weeks of practice still does not quite get it, so we can't seem to move on from there. I blame myself since I am not a professional trainer, but then I wonder about someone like you that knows what they are doing, are each of your dogs different.

[MaxYorkieBear]

Originally Posted by DBlain

I love it, just so cute, I really enjoy it when you post something new, because your videos and pics are so fun to look at. I can even get the hubby to watch her videos. Question, I know your male has an injury at the moment but I don't believe I have seen him do some of the stuff that Lilo does. I was wondering if only some dogs take to this and find it fun while others are afraid or just don't catch on. My Lola is bigger at about 5 lbs but sort of fearless, she pushes my large exercise ball around on her hind legs trying to get it to bounce, when all my other dogs have been deathly afraid of it, she also jumps off our dock into the water, so I know she likes to be active. Yet when I try to teach her the basics like sit and down she takes forever, and even after weeks of practice still does not quite get it, so we can't seem to move on from there. I blame myself since I am not a professional trainer, but then I wonder about someone like you that knows what they are doing, are each of your dogs different.

I'm no professional trainer myself but Lilo's my first dog that i've ever trained and we just started for fun. She's always had this strange attention span and this very quick learning curve so training her was a breeze. i train her to reduce my stress and to bond with her. We don't train Leo because it isn't something he's interested in, as well as his current health issues. His personality is just different and so is his learning curve. Leo knows only 4 tricks, to sit, stay, come and turnaround. He's working on to lie down and to touch. He's already 6 months old and at 6 months old Lilo knew much more than he does. I personally think every dog is trainable but all of them just learn at differnt paces. We still work with Leo but with his temperament i dont think he'll ever be as fearless or quick to learn as Lilo. I think if you keep working with Lola on things she already LIKES to do and modify it to a trick you'll be much more successful in training. :] The ball touching could be modified into touch or push commands and then you can try it on something different. like to touch the wall or push a door close. Lots and lots of treats help! If you ever need help feel free to pm me.

[Julia Howard]

That is the cutest thing ever. She looks like my Fancy and is about the same size too. Fancy is too wild to do anything like that though.

[dawn27]

Oh my goodness.... what a little darling she is! NIce work...

I missed her TV debu.. it was on a 10am I was looking for it to be on at 10pm..opps!

[DBlain]

thank you, I will plan to send you a PM then, I really mean it when I say how impressive what you have done with her is, and especially since you can tell she enjoying it. I used to live in Irvine, the area was called Woodbridge, many years ago, your meetup group sounds like a lot of fun.