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Liz Barlow
Participant>> And you can decel earlier:
Lol i was so trying. hahah At least barry is getting used to my rubbish coordination.>>so I think we can re-train you not to do it
Positive I will give myself a glass of wine everytime I behave myself (that’s how positive reinforcement works, right?)>> What a gorgeous view on the video
We are blessed with some lovely views. JUst to make you extra jealous… here’s a set point video. (I was working up to running Edie on a sand surface for the first time)
Liz Barlow
ParticipantI was so proud of him. He did so well, He’d had many plays with many puppies beforehand. It was hot (i got burnt cos I didn’t intend to be there that long, but i should have known that dog show time is different). Sadly I no longer have an agility dog anymore, Edie is retired permanently, so i just stopped in to work Barry in that environment.
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Liz Barlow.
Liz Barlow
ParticipantA message from Barry: https://youtube.com/shorts/Ek-yTp-lxYc?feature=share
Liz Barlow
ParticipantHere’s us trying lead with the head, despite all evidence to the contrary, I had not enjoyed an adult beverage before this session. At least babby barry got lots of treats, hehe. (and that tui singing in the background is lovely.)
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Liz Barlow.
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ParticipantRemote reinforcement, at a show, with a car alarm, and at one point… a fire truck haha. sorry for the first few reps I go off screen, forget my cue word and such, but towards the end I get my shit together.
first time i started feeling that I was getting some loops with my training.Liz Barlow
Participantworking on decel, wrap and go go go. In a tricky environment (we’re at a show, cars going past behind the camera. We’re quite a way from the rings but there’s lots of stuff happening.)
At one point, when he’s next to me, I stand on his leash because there’s a car coming, he leaps and gets a jerk, but he wasn’t moving when I stood on the leash-
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Liz Barlow.
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ParticipantHello! Friday I did an accidentally long session. The video was 11 mins, I have sped up the bits were I’m playing with him… because we did a lot of that haha
Working on Serps. At about 3 mins, It takes me a couple of reps to figure out what i’m doing wrong, so I just played tug with him. He didn’t seem to be driving for my hand, so maybe spend some time just building value for the hand target? I tried to throw a couple of threadle slices in at the end, but it was a bit of a struggle, i thought it was better to just stop because the session had gone long. (from about 6.30, the rest of the video is play, I obviously failed to sped that segment up)
Liz Barlow
ParticipantOh hey i’m guessing online feedback finishes soon. Just wanted to say. Thank you for all the support on this journey and look forward to seeing you next year!
Liz Barlow
ParticipantI revisited threadle slice handling for the first time in ages and it went nicely, i tried the toy on the floor – the long toy didn’t really thrill him to drive for, but the crinkly-squeaky-Temu toy oooo that was a big question! Thankfully I just ordered 3 off Temu for less than USD$20.
Liz Barlow
ParticipantBaby’s first backside slice. Thank you for the towel tip, worked great (sorry that you usually need to tell me things twice, but they eventually sink in haha). As far as i can tell, every time he “failed” to wrap was because i was in the wrong position or wasn’t connected.
I cut out the bits where I moved the gear, I let Barry “win” the toy when I did this. I’m so pleased with how his victory laps have reduced so quickly!
It was a really warm day so I trained in the shade, hope you can see ok.
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Liz Barlow.
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Participant> His tail does look longer than his whole body here LOL!
It’s my first undocked poodle and I love his giant tail!Liz Barlow
ParticipantMinnie Pinny. I had two toys i didn’t think I was doing remote reinforcement because I had the treats on me, but the learner determines the reinforcement and he let me know that toys are his preferred reinforcement.
We also did some work with toy swapping and letting him win. I have ordered some more of the very expensive toy that is his favourite …. so expensive… Temu for the win. Hahah
Liz Barlow
ParticipantOMG… I set the video to wider screen for the smaller space and Baby Barry looks insanely long in the body. haha He’s also really bum high… hope those front legs catch up haha.
This was for his dinner (a couple of hours after the last session) and after we’d done a nice gentle walk, we did a couple of kms but took our time.
I eventually got my mechanics sorted. He definitely found one direction easier than the other, it was the direction I did second – but that wasn’t on purpose. I think that means anticlockwise is his stronger direction … as previously noted i find the whole left and right thing very mysteriousLiz Barlow
ParticipantHere we are doing rocking horse for the first time. He’d also never seen the green pop up bin… and was not expecting it to collapse under him!! But he recovered.
I have (badly) clipped his face and body to help with the heat, he was feeling it today. And we had a play in a paddling pool to get him used to that, he was pretty confident about it and wanted to bite the water coming out of the hose. hahaLiz Barlow
ParticipantOoo thank you. I tried the two toy retrieve in the back yard but the toys weren’t similar enough and I think too much space.
Unfortunately my only other dog with a retrieve/play drive is Frank… so yeah, social learning is out, I absolutely do not trust that lunatic. His behaviour is getting more unpredictable, even with a metric tonne of gabapentin on board.
I’ll see if I can get Barry to watch other people’s dogs haha.
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