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We tried wing and plank – her left side seemed easier but the right side was later in the session so she may have been tiring of all the “sit nonsense”. I am not sure if she uses her rear on the zigzag if she starts from a stand?
Thanks. Will increase the angles.
We briefly revisited the follow nose with a wing to clean up mechanics. She seems to do these well? Not sure if I’m clicking at the right time. Raised the bar on the moving toy exercise to 400 (16″). She jumps 500 (20″) normally and added distractions.
Started our zig zag work yesterday on the flat. With the bar, she initially struggled with the toy movement (each side). Sits are a perennial work in progress and rewarding mostly edited out plus all the calming scatters, throwbacks etc I get to the stage I’m just grateful if she’s not creeping. This is one reason we do the motion override game every day (and have for years, lol), in the hope the sits will become automatic.
We did some moving target and motion override between rain showers. These are games we also play to help with her startline.
Guess who did lesson 1 of H360? multi-wraps on a PNU. She ate the PNU (crispy noodle, yum) so we’re improvising.
Maisy did great at the switch setup. Clearly not my handling because Sass and co struggled with the jump behind the tunnel. I had to reduce the course size so the jump heights are low.
The FFX sequences showed me we really need to work on our startline stays! We struggled but I chopped most out. These sequences seem a little more staccato than I’d like.
It has been muddy and wet – ok for play with small dogs but tough on the backyard with Maisy! Inspired by the lives, we had a go at the rears. I like to think we’re generally not too bad but we haven’t done much practice on these for a long time. I struggle sending her away for long enough to do much…
