Short sequences that is.
We're still ironing out those contacts but he's coming along. On the Aframe I yell wait too early but even with knowing 2o2o he was launching from the top when too fast so I had to start stopping him and we're starting to catch on I think. His dogwalk and teeter it's obvious he's still not totally convinced where I want his front feet but slowing him is like super awesome right now. And of course I dropped food and pulled him off the dogwalk.
Some progress with the goober
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Starting to actually trust the weaves again. For those who don't know my special kid developed an irrational fear of PVC poles a while ago. We have no idea why or where it came from but although he'll plow through them in a jump stantion (that was a battle on it's own) he loathes them touching his feet or face or sides, basically anywhere but his chest which as you can imagine made weaving a special challenge.
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We're still ironing out those contacts but he's coming along. On the Aframe I yell wait too early but even with knowing 2o2o he was launching from the top when too fast so I had to start stopping him and we're starting to catch on I think. His dogwalk and teeter it's obvious he's still not totally convinced where I want his front feet but slowing him is like super awesome right now. And of course I dropped food and pulled him off the dogwalk.
Some progress with the goober
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Starting to actually trust the weaves again. For those who don't know my special kid developed an irrational fear of PVC poles a while ago. We have no idea why or where it came from but although he'll plow through them in a jump stantion (that was a battle on it's own) he loathes them touching his feet or face or sides, basically anywhere but his chest which as you can imagine made weaving a special challenge.
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