I thought about using "side" but it's so similar to "sit". I'd use "foot", as in next to my feet, but she can be a pant-leg herder and we've been telling her "no foot" for that. Maybe I'll say "knee". Or "mustard". That was suggested (jokingly) as a release word and honestly ever since I've been trying to find an excuse to work it into training.![]()
Some of our trainers use "strut" for heel.
I'm so glad you've found a better class - the instructor and atmosphere can make all the difference in the world!
