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Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantObviously the rear cross drill is a test of my throwing abilities, sigh..
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantThis went well, she was driving nicely out of the tunnel.
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantDid some more discrim and I’ve decided she really has no clue what those verbals mean. Should I separate them or help physically so she’ll be more correct?
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantThere’s was tugging before we started but should have also done some when I switched sides?
It’s so much easier to see stuff when you watch it later.
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantGot in some smiley face action this morning. It’s a Wednesday so that means workers are there. (Why do they always pick Wed to show up??)
It went so well, she’s obviously distracted by the noise but the only thing that I would say really bothered her was when the electrician came inside. I think Tina mentions it, but she recovered nicely.
She was really into this game though, driving around the barrels and flying through the tunnel. I opted for easier options at times like starting with the tunnel because I knew that was better for her. She’s definitely in the adolescent stage and her stranger/danger Aussie voice is coming out. I’m working REAL hard to help her through this. It’s not a surprise given her early struggles but I still have faith we can come out of it stronger.
I think I left some tugging in the video, we started out playing with the raccoon before we switched to lotus ball.Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantYeah I somehow separated the audio. You got the good stuff.
I have to do more with a preplaced toy but she still did well leaving it.
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantWait till you hear me say ready? And she answers..no barking allowed, lol
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantI meant to ask if we are done submitting videos? I couldn’t find the end date.
Of course there is SO much more to do so we’ll keep busy till “2” starts!Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantToday we tried something a little different.
We were alone and I didn’t grab a toy, only a boring old lotus ball.
I love that we went in and she was totally with me like what are we gonna do.
I learned she struggled even with the lotus ball in my hand but when I tucked it away she was really good. Some of it may be all the times she’s gotten a reward for the tunnel and she’s still looking for it. Cuz she was able to do rockin horses when I had the raccoon if I had good connection.
Yes we all have been using Tina’s raccoon.She turns so much better to the right. How can I help her to the left when she takes the barrel out?
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantI might have gone 1 rep too much, lol
Only good friends laugh every time she jumped up to grab the toy out of my arms knowing how hard it can be to get tugging!!
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantMonday afternoon is Chases class. It’s just Tina and another person and we have had some great training moments in it.
I got her chasing the frisbee again first time out and that was all we did. This is the 2nd time, all raccoon no food.
Last time we brought no toy and did a few more serp threadle reps with food.
I changed the direction we started on the barrels cuz I knew Dan was sitting on Tammy’s lap and I knew he’d be chill but I thought it may be too much pressure for her.
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ParticipantGood morning, so the good news is that I saw some of what you said as I was prepping the video so I’m self aware watching, I just need to work on my self aware in the moment, LOL!!
I think some of my problem is that it can take a bit to get her to play so if we go out on the floor (in class) to work a skill maybe I should just work the play? to rehearse it more?
I’m honestly feeling like her skills at this level are pretty decent, like she gets it but she’s also the type to just want to work and get food. She’s more task oriented and that’s on me. I KNOW how much she loves to play and tug cuz I see it with the other 2.Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantEver since she was in season tugging has become harder. I’m lucky I if I get 1 really good session. Sometimes it’s at the beginning, sometimes at the end.
I combined what we did today into 1 file but then messed up the sounds and they didn’t sync. Real life problems. I wanted you to see it all though, multiple attempts at play and I think this is our first time with a pre placed reward so will be doing lots more of that but still thought it went well.
There was no background noise, we were completely alone today.
I’ve got a few good tuggings with the frisbee lately so I’m trying to capitalize on that. Today was the first day she picked it up and intereacted with it.Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantBack to SOTC this weekend. Got in some good reps on the mini pinny first round then my shy puppy decided to leave me for greener pastures. Kathy was in the ring off to the side. Bella kept going to her and offering behaviors. Torch had fresh steak on the table just outside the ring and Bella caught a whiff when we came in. So maybe? She wanted steak and not duck? I don’t know.
Our next time out we did some fun tunnels and I kept it short and sweet.
Christine Fleischmann
ParticipantDid a quick threadle serp session before the snow came!
Sit stays are going well but didn’t ask for many as she’s not a fan in pants.
So I have no idea why I wasn’t using my word on the threadle, sigh.
If I was and put her in a sit I would release on that word?
For serps I thought it was correct to use my actual release word.
I totally understand why we end up releasing on what we want them to do next but how do they know ? I know this helps Josie a lot, but I did not end up with successful stays with her.
How do they not just release every time we open our mouths?
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