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Here is his pivot: https://youtu.be/f7xxBcWUcjQ. We had already been working on this for developing heeling skills. He was better before he started loving it so much that he gets a little out of control, lol. I am clicking and treating very fast because I am trying to slow him down. As he got more excited, he switched from weight shifting into his hind end to throwing himself around on his shoulders. Any suggestions for slowing him down??
Here is Threadle Wrap Foundations: https://youtu.be/1QHxCC0YABk. He found this HARD! We are going to do more practice before try the advanced version with the spin.
I play that tug game all the time. I haven’t narrowed my grip quite so much–partly out of self preservation, but I probably can. He plays the game well: https://youtu.be/CMXSJL0Ejlc. It’s when his arousal goes up that he goes wild for the toy and then gets me–this game has not translated to general self control, yet. I have been playing games that move between calm and high with toy, but he’s hard to keep calm in and control.
Get out: https://youtu.be/j8eSx_aexL4.
Wing wrap foundations, rocking horse: https://youtu.be/pXb1y2hlLrE.
Alt rear cross game: https://youtu.be/jpcwxeBe9KE.
Concept transfer, rotated sends: https://youtu.be/IxCUqI5LShY.
Concept transfer: Parallel path: https://youtu.be/_XQufLS4zPc.
Here is intermediate tug: https://youtu.be/uvxRUviKbjo.
Running contacts: https://youtu.be/A9nplcCc4NQ.
Parallel path commitment: https://youtu.be/6nHFVo-4cfA.
Here is the tunnel exercise–I had to use a friend’s, so it wasn’t perfect, the tunnel I mean, but I know he is comfortable going through them: https://youtu.be/153_t-7b_KQ.
Here is baby tugs: https://youtu.be/fDcD3evsTes.
Here is resilience 3: https://youtu.be/gtv0uwbPP68.
Here is SCC fold it in: https://youtu.be/2JwkLHXRSd4. He had a lot of trouble not rushing the toy when I added the spin. I tried breaking it down and got one–I left on the high point! Very interested on your advice!
