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  • in reply to: StrykR (Sheltie) and Kirstie #28727
    KIRSTIE DEAN
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    I did do some any toy anywhere at the training center today. He did switch back and forth a little, but he is loosing molars and so it was very light play. It went well considering his teething issues.
    As for the wrapping, I have great success with the object close to me but anytime I put some space between myself and the object he just went back and forth just to the dishes. So building distance from the object may take time.

    in reply to: StrykR (Sheltie) and Kirstie #28616
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    Here are the first attempts at Backing Up and Wrapping a larger object. I have to confess that I struggle with using a toy to work and keeping them interested in it. Its just so much easier to use food. So moving to another room or insisting on toy play while shapping or working is tough for me.

    in reply to: StrykR (Sheltie) and Kirstie #28564
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    We worked on some of the progressions today.
    First up unstable objects, I tried to break off to play in the middle and he was having no part of it. I did manage to get engagement with the toy after I put food up higher and was done with this session of shaping.

    Plank work

    in reply to: StrykR (Sheltie) and Kirstie #28284
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    Some forward Send work.

    Blind Cross Foundations

    Using a Cone for Wrap work

    in reply to: StrykR (Sheltie) and Kirstie #28154
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    We worked on a few of the games with a little more space than I had in the trailer. 😬
    -Focus Forward I started with a short toy which he engaged with at first, but then started to call an uber when I made it dead, so I switched to a toy on a flirt pole.

    -Deceleration & Turns
    Its hard for me to bend over enough that he doesn’t bounce.

    – Goat/shaping
    I tried to get toy play but he knew there was food and would not engage with the toy at all so this turned into a shaping session.

    -Cone Wrap Foundations

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by KIRSTIE DEAN.
    in reply to: Kirstie Dean and RydR (Sheltie) #6259
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    Checking in. RydR and I have had to take a break as he has been off loading and sore on his right rear. Appears to be minor muscle strain but we are not doing any repetitive training right now. Sorry to have missed out on feedback, but it is what it is.

    in reply to: Kirstie Dean and RydR (Sheltie) #5904
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    Continued to work on progression. In the beginning Of the session I forgot to add in the proofing of arm movement. Finally remembered as the progression went on. Question, When do you work on the other side? Do you stick with one side until you get it pretty well proofed? Or do you work on both sides in different sessions?

    in reply to: Kirstie Dean and RydR (Sheltie) #5819
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    Question. In Lesson 1 can you tell me what exactly you are clicking for? Trying to determine if what I hear in the video it sounds like you are clicking when front feet land after taking the jump.
    Thx

    in reply to: Kirstie Dean and RydR (Sheltie) #5788
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    Finally got another session in. Looking forward to seeing if you thought I did a better job snd where to progress from here.

    in reply to: Kirstie Dean and RydR (Sheltie) #5697
    KIRSTIE DEAN
    Participant

    So we tried, I got frustrated. Sigh.

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