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Stay with prop: https://youtu.be/bRS9RwOEwT0. My husband put my prop in the wash, so I used his pivot bowl, which he loves jumping on!
I know you probably didn’t need to see his sniffy walk, but he’s so cute! Here it is: https://youtu.be/C3Jb6vtLZV0.
This is actually a 2+ mile walk we do four to six times a week. He sniffs a lot at the start and then mostly walks at the end. He is also in training for human remains detection so he actually gets a lot of sniffing in a wide variety of environments.
Tunnel threadle getting a bit better: https://youtu.be/f2vpgwmBcsE.
Adding countermotion on serp: https://youtu.be/1mLekdEzdeU.
Here is a second volume game: https://youtu.be/o_Ra31Z59gk. I added your suggestions. Went better!
Stay challenge: https://youtu.be/uL3mmcmkyOs. I pushed it a couple times, but I think it went okay for the most part.
Tunnel threadle: https://youtu.be/HM-hWWaJByY. I think I pushed too fast since I do not have regular access to a tunnel. He’s clearly better to his left. My plan unless you say otherwise is to back up on the right side.
Volume Dial: https://youtu.be/dJcPtlRFhCk.
We had issues on this! I added comments to the video. I think he was just overall a little higher than usual, but I found the difference between the section with food and the section with toys very interesting. In retrospect, I wish I had done this in reverse–although to be fair I did not anticipate the toy being so arousing for him since we play all the time.
Just so you know, I have been doing the toy game you gave me A LOT. It has helped, but as today shows, it has not yet resolved the issue . . . but I still love him, lol.
Threadle wrap and rocking horses: https://youtu.be/B6kdsOIW86c. Pretty good, but moved too fast at one point.
Advanced retrieve: https://youtu.be/aemYCOdybwc.
Question: is a tunnel threadle different from a tunnel pass or are they the same? I’m a little confused on the double whammy. It looks different from a pass, is is a cue simply to turn away from the handler into the tunnel?
Parallel path backsides: https://youtu.be/KD8ar-Ds4_E.
Leading with head: https://youtu.be/zhGjsgrxnA0.
Concept transfer threadles: https://youtu.be/N0-JJ5EwrHg. I moved outdide and it was really hard for him. He has trouble finding the tossed treats and gets a little put off.
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??
