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Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
Aelfraed and I worked on some layering and some go straight at the end as well.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantThanks so much!
For the target he actually prefers to scratch it with his paw so he wants it where he can put his paws on it.Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
We tried some deceleration again with more motion.
Also, here is our session of first time revisiting the bang on the teeter with target.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
We tried the deceleration game. He thought that sitting in front of the tunnel instead of going into the tunnel at the beginning was a bit weird, lol.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
Today we tried to work on some parallel path. Also tried some throwback and other sequences. He was staying very well today! He was also quite excited about the fuzzy treat pouch with croissant inside. At the end I was trying to do a rear cross on the farthest jump but I think I was too far ahead already and not on the correct line.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantThanks so much! This is very helpful!
For the teeter bang game, we haven’t revisited it recently yet. He previously seemed happy with the bang but not really understanding the end position. We have been working on the end position on a plank and he seems to be starting to get the idea so will try it with the bang game again soon!
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
Sharing a few sessions here. These were not all done at the same time, I just got a little behind on posting.We tried the wing and tunnel threadle game. He found the one side more difficult which was interesting as the side he got immediately he was turning away to his left and this is not usually his preference.
The zig zag seemed difficult to set up for him. I felt like he wasn’t starting in the correct place along the jump bar but this was the only spot he could bounce from and I couldn’t overlap the jump wings any more.
Do you think I should increase tip on the teeter yet?
We tried some of the lead outs and big lines. The first part was easy, except for the stay (still working on that). He wasn’t as sure about committing to all the jumps when I tried to progress though.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
We had some good progress on tunnel rear crosses to the left. I did have the reward placed but felt like he was understanding it better as well. He was having trouble with go that day though. He’s been more successful at going to a wing straight ahead that has been further away on other occasions. He was also a little extra spicy during this session as he was super mad Sól got her turn before him. Not shown on video but there was lots of extra yelling upon resets for next reps.
We tried the lap turn and tandem turns.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantThanks so much!
Aelfraed had noticed the weed-whacking as we were entering the ring and looked briefly and decided agility was more important. He didn’t seem to take any notice the whole rest of the time.Tonight we tried the lead out game.
Aelfraed had to concentrate very hard to hold his position. You can tell by the eery quiet, lol.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
Aelfraed worked on the teeter for the first time outside.
Also worked some more tunnel sequences. Tried to do the rear cross with wing offset and right was fine again but I had to move the wing in line again to get left successfully.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
First day training outside again and we did more wings with tunnel. He was very happy to train outside but doesn’t yet understand we’re doing outside instead of inside. He thought we could go into the building for round 2 after we were done in the field, lol.
Aelfraed says the rear cross is fine both ways when we start with a straight approach to the tunnel.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
Aelfraed tried the serpentine game 2 days ago.
Tonight we tried the tunnel exit game. We got the rear cross turning right immediately, but couldn’t get the left turn.
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantThanks so much!
I didn’t think he was chasing me initially when he was coming off the wing, just the one time when I could feel his teeth approaching my leg. It surprised me as he does not usually do that!
Makes sense that the stopping was frustrating him.
I didn’t consider him being tired from the previous evening as his running time was short and the remainder of the seminar day he had spent in his crate in the car (except for a short walk) as extra dogs weren’t allowed in the building. I can definitely see that he could have been mentally tired from the experience though.
We didn’t go into the agility ring today in case he still needed a break.
It was a nice day outside though so we did play some find my face outside which he seemed to do happily.Kyla McNeill
ParticipantJaakko actually talked about evolving, which I thought was cool. Someone asked a question in relation to a OMD concept they had learned years ago that they felt was being contradicted. Jaakko started his answer by saying “I reserve the right to change my mind” and went on to talk about how it wouldn’t make sense to dig your heels in and insist on continuing to do everything the same, especially when the sport has changed.
He wasn’t focused on teaching any particular type of handling. He was focusing on connection mostly as well as commitment and timing.Yes, I agree that Aelfraed being happy to work in a new place was the best part! I wasn’t too sure what he would think or if he would want to look around first, but he saw the agility and wanted to run right away!
Kyla McNeill
ParticipantHello!
We tried the padding for the teeter and that seemed to work well. His bread was not falling off today but he seemed to remember that it did last time and was looking at the ground but he got over that.
Also tried some end bang.
Wingin it blind crosses. Not too sure why he suddenly decided chasing me was a fun idea. He was fully intending to bite my leg at one point.
Timing was hard for the double crosses.
Threadle wraps went well!
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