Meet the world's smartest Border Collie: my best friend, Nana! From footstalls, to walking front paw handstands, to running backwards, Nana does it all.

No video is sped up or reversed. Nana just likes to perform her tricks fast, and she really is walking backwards.

Meet the world's smartest cat - Kaiser! From skateboarding to backflipping to rolling a barrel, Kaiser the Bengal cat does it all.
These are the tricks Kaiser could perform as of his first birthday.

Kai is a purebred clicker trained Bengal cat, who has learned everything he knows by me with the use of positive reinforcement. Kaiser chooses to do all of the behaviours shown in this video. I personally call him my "little dog in a cat costume" - he is so smart! I just love the little guy.
My goal with Kaiser's training is to show the world that cats CAN be trained and that nothing is impossible with positive training methods!

Kaiser can currently perform many other tricks that are not included in this video, and he is constantly learning more.

Nana the Border Collie performs amazing dog tricks.  Nana is trained entirely with the use of Positive Reinforcement and clicker training.
No videos are sped up or reversed.  Nana really is performing each trick in this video.

Kaiser the Bengal cat performs amazing tricks.  All of Kaiser's training is done with the use of Progressive Reinforcement and the clicker.

A remake of one of our first videos. With more tricks up their sleeves, Nana and her best buddy Kaiser are back competing in a contest to determine who does the best tricks.

The competition is fierce.... and close...... leaving the final decision up to you to decide: Who wins??

All tricks are taught using positive reinforcement and the clicker.

Plot: Nana and Kaiser can't wait for their owner to leave home so they can have the house to themselves to do as they please, and get into trouble. But their freetime is unexpectedly interrupted when someone breaks into the house, and it is up to the cat and dog duo to defend their turf.

No animals were harmed in the making of this film. All animals are trained exclusively with the use of positive reinforcement and clicker training.

Tricks used in order of performance:
Raise Head
Jump Over an Object
Lick Lips
Walk on Hind Legs
Place Front Paws on an Object
Go to a Mark
Lie Down
Lay on Side
Arise
Speak
Push an Object with Nose
Jump on an Object
Paw at an Object
Take an Object and Put it in a Basket
Jump Off an Object
Lick an Object
Go Between Nana's Legs
Retrieve
Hold an Object
Pull
Jump
Shake an Object
Close Door

Amazing Border Collie tricks performed by Nana.  All of Nana's tricks are taught with positive reinforcement and the clicker.
In this video, I have included some of Nana's newer tricks as well as few old ones.

No video is sped up or reversed.  Nana really is performing each trick in this video.

Nana the Border Collie is sure enjoying herself this winter! In this short video, I have included a few old tricks and a few of her newer ones, such as
"Stick 'em Up!", "Go Crazy", and "Shame".

All videos were filmed in December and January.
All of Nana's training is done exclusively with the use of positive reinforcement and clicker training.

You've seen dogs do this trick, but a cat? Be amazed as Kaiser the Bengal cat performs the Cop-Cop trick! I have also included his new "growl" trick at the end of the video.

Kaiser is trained entirely with the use of positive reinforcement and the iClick.

Fun tricks and agility with Nana the Border Collie.  All of Nana's training is done through the use of positive reinforcement and clicker training.  We hope you enjoy some of Nana's new tricks as well as her lightning-fast agility! 
No videos are sped up or reversed. Nana just likes to perform super fast and she really is running backwards.

I was inspired to teach Kai this trick after watching a Boston Terrier do it in the movie "Hotel For Dogs". Nana is such a good girl!
This trick was trained entirely with the use of clicker training and positive reinforcement.

Nana and Kai's contest entry for their first commercial.
No animals were harmed in the making of this commercial.  All animals performing in this commercial are trained exclusively using positive reinforcement.

Amazing dog tricks performed by my best friend, Nana the incredible Border Collie!  All of Nana's training is done with the use of positive reinforcement and clicker training.

NO video was sped up, reversed, or slowed down.  Nana really is performing every behaviour shown in this video.  No "special effects".

Nana the amazing Border Collie walks on her front paws on cue.  This behaviour was trained exclusively with the use of positive reinforcement and clicker training.

Mostly canine freestyle tricks with my best friend, Nana.
Nana is a three year old Border Collie trained with the use of positive reinforcement and clicker-training. This means I wait for her to offer a behaviour, then I reward her with lots of praise, treats, and toys. To her, "training" is all just a big game we play together!