6 years 2 months 19 days

I know you heard me on Sunday- other than running around the ring with a bar, it was just like a Mach:yes:
When Spirit got her first Novice Standard Q (which means that she did THE TEETER successfully) I was sorely tempted to do a MACH run too :-)

And yes, I DID hear a very loud victory scream - I was wondering who it was ;-)
 
But he is still the most fun to watch in the weaves
he is- wish we'd been videoing the dogs playing in the back yard- my 4 and at least my friend's 4 were out. I decided that mine needed some weave practice- Dixie went first since she won't wait while Cran weaves - then Cran went and Dix decided to weave some more so Cran jumped over her and kept weaving without missing a pole. Our other friend was very impressed and said that was some proofing with distractions. all the other dogs were running around too. I decided that Jocu and Destin didn't need to try in that environment. would have been an awesome video though:yes:
 
When Spirit got her first Novice Standard Q (which means that she did THE TEETER successfully) I was sorely tempted to do a MACH run too :)

And yes, I DID hear a very loud victory scream - I was wondering who it was ;-)
this is the arena where Destin first jumped off a teeter in a trial- both times last year and both times this year. we might have to do Fast there next year and just keep doing the teeter.......
 
Cran's ribbon photo is really super nice! What a handsome guy he is. I know Faith's challenge would be ME - trying to remember the course and tell her in time. She is super fast, but she also loses focus sometimes. And I CANNOT train her with treats - she loses all drive and just wants to watch my hand. Luckily we just do it for fun, but I sometimes wonder how far she could go....

Anyway, congratulations on your perseverance, Cran looks pleased with himself, as well.
 
Cran's ribbon photo is really super nice! What a handsome guy he is. I know Faith's challenge would be ME - trying to remember the course and tell her in time. She is super fast, but she also loses focus sometimes. And I CANNOT train her with treats - she loses all drive and just wants to watch my hand. Luckily we just do it for fun, but I sometimes wonder how far she could go....

Anyway, congratulations on your perseverance, Cran looks pleased with himself, as well.

thank you- I call Cran my pretty boy all the time:winkgrin:

every dog is challenged by the handler- reminds me that I need to post about the other dogs because I did screw Dixie up and then she did her own thing...
you can train with treats- each individual obstacle. then when you put 2 or 3 things together-give the treats at the end- use a treat and train dispenser or just a target plate that you put cookies on when you both get there. you have to work up to doing a full course. another option would be a food toy that you throw out ahead and then she'd get her cookies there.
 
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