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My Dog's First Time in The Snow + Truck Update - New Mods

My Dog's First Time in The Snow + Truck Update - New Mods

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Join us on this short adventure as my dog Jaxx experience's snow under his paws for the first time ever As expected, my dog goes absolutely crazy for it. Dad tries to film him with the slow motion camera and I get close up shots. Jaxx had a blast, it is safe to say he loves the snow It doesn't snow often here in the south of England, around once every 5 or 6 years. I also give you a quick overview of the truck (Nissan Navara NP300) as loads of you have asked to see it in a bit more detail. I hope to make some mods to the truck and take it on camping and bushcraft adventures with me. I have more plans over the summer to take Jaxx along with me on camping trips. I enjoy being alone with my dog in the peaceful solitude of nature and getting away from the frantic city life. Jaxx loves being in the Wilderness too
Date: 2019-09-10

Comments and reviews: 10


Friend, I'm surprised that Jaxx can't jump into the back seat. My Rat Terrier mix who resembles Jaxx a great dealthough his legs are a BIT Longercould probably jump onto the HOOD of your truck from a standing start. I don't THINK that he could quite jump onto the roof even with a running start, but I wouldn't bet money that he couldn't. Perhaps Jaxx is simply lazy and figures Why exert myself when I could be lifted up? Yeah, it is interesting to see how some of my favorite U Tube celebrities live when they're not filming. Some showsespecially some of the workshop showsmake me feel like my head is clamped into a vise. Just once, turn around and show be the back half of your studio I want to shout. Anyway. keep up the good videos. RVM45
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Love it man. Id definitely like to see the truck mods as they get done. In the US we have a similar Nissan truck called the Nissan Frontier. Good little trucks. Anyway, Id also love to see more of jacks, and your dad. Expansion of the pallet wood cabin would be amazing, or maybe build a second larger one in the same area, idk. I just really loved watching you guys build the pallet cabin and all the little creative touches you put on it, I guess I just want see more lol. The bush craft is awesome btw. More of that would be well received as well. Im from the southern part of Oregon in the United States called Grants Pass. We have similar weather to you. Really wet haha. Thanks for all the amazing videos and knowledge. Robert.
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Love it, I just got a truck almost like that and that's what I have to do to my two dogs also. So far we have only had the truck for about a week and it is excellent, we live in Springfield Illinois which is almost exactly in the middle of the United States. My two girls, the dogs, also love watching your videos especially the youngest one because she likes Jax We always enjoy seeing you and your family even though you are so far away, keep up the good work and happy Saint Patrick's Day We will have a pint over here for you.
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Just keep doing what you're doing, and I'll continue to watch. I loved my Nissan Frontier 4-wheel drive truck. That truck lasted 14 years until the header cracked, which prompted to me to move on to another vehicle. That truck was great in the snow, and treated me well the entire time I owned it. My only complaints about that truck was that it seemed to eat up batteries more than other vehicles and that for a six cylinder, wasn't the greatest on fuel mileage. Other then that, like I said, a great vehicle. No regrets.
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I think the new series will be great Getting to know you. The truck is beautiful With all the rain you get you will probably want the wind deflectors no matter how they look, especially if you're like my and have to have the window open a crack at all times. They might even make it look sportier than it already does. Thanks for sharing Jax's first time in the snow. Nothing is better than that, unless of course you're lucky enough to catch their first fart when they're a pup: )
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Spent 38 yrs in UK moved to western Australia luv the vids this is a amazing place for camping and 4wd if you want to upgrade your nissan I presume it's a common rail first thing fit a secondary fuel filter and catch can a few YouTube's to watch Ronny Dahl, Mr buckaroonie, gavin from summit x, Andrew st pierce white. Enjoy I know the 4wding in UK is not extreme but enjoy as for lift you will go a fair way in standard. tyres bfg ko2 all terrain awesome just my 2 penneth worth
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Great idea mike for small blogs. I have a L200 Mitsubishi Barbarian and love it. I love my fishing too and would love to see if you do any mods for carrying your fishing gear. Rods etc. I've seen people with tubes strapped to the roof and things like that. Be interested to see how you would get long rods etc into your truck. Maybe Dad could make something out of pallet wood haha. That would cock up the look of the truck. Lol.
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Its awesome seeing Jaxx run about. An absolute ball of energy that one. Fancy all of your series but of course like most, found you by the pallet wood cabin build. Give a hi to your Dad. He is a great deal of fun I am sure in person. So as it were, carry on, hoping to see some new footage using the drone. The footage you shot the first time you took Jaxx to the pallet wood cabin was well done. Cheers.
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Being 6'4(1. 93m) Yeah, guess where I'm from. I'm not typically into smaller dogs. But Jax is absolutely adorable. And it's nice to see your dad in the videos. I can't communicate like I use to with my own dad. But your father's responses are very similar to what my dad would have said before his stroke. In an odd way it's comforting. Keep up the good work. Look forward to the next video.
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