And I mean Bad Dog leg.
What a BRAT. I'm told his heel was wonderful, to which I replied "Except for that time he was ON THE WRONG SIDE." I took a right turn and he decided to skirt around and was on my right side instead. Of course I was halfway across the ring before I realized. And there was a halt in the middle there and I stopped and he sat like three feet from me. When we got to the other side of the ring and did an about turn, I told him "HEEL" again and he got back where he needed to be. I don't know how he got on the wrong side. They told me he was watching me the entire time but I think he must have taken his eyes off me when I turned and that's how he ended up on the wrong side.
But he totally blew it with the stand for exam. For one thing, I stood him and said "ST-" and before I could get out "-AY" he was sitting down. $%&&(%@*%. So I stood him up again and this time he stayed standing. When the judge touched his head he was fine, but when she went for his back, he danced over to the side. And when I went back towards him, he was dancing in a circle or something. I could have killed him.
And then of course I went in for the group sits and downs which was a complete waste of time anyway since we already NQ'd, and he was doing fine with his sit-stay until the dog next to him got up and started wandering the ring. He got up and FOLLOWED her, nose glued to her butt. ($&@*(*($&@&$@ HORNBALL. Sooooo we didn't even get to see how many times he might have rolled over in the down-stays.
Ugh.
I think Auggie finds the game very, very lame. We pulled up to the club and he went nuts because he's done agility there before... so then he was basically let down that he didn't get to do anything very fun. I was hoping he'd get into it, but he really only seems to find heeling interesting. Everything else is Dull City.
What a BRAT. I'm told his heel was wonderful, to which I replied "Except for that time he was ON THE WRONG SIDE." I took a right turn and he decided to skirt around and was on my right side instead. Of course I was halfway across the ring before I realized. And there was a halt in the middle there and I stopped and he sat like three feet from me. When we got to the other side of the ring and did an about turn, I told him "HEEL" again and he got back where he needed to be. I don't know how he got on the wrong side. They told me he was watching me the entire time but I think he must have taken his eyes off me when I turned and that's how he ended up on the wrong side.
But he totally blew it with the stand for exam. For one thing, I stood him and said "ST-" and before I could get out "-AY" he was sitting down. $%&&(%@*%. So I stood him up again and this time he stayed standing. When the judge touched his head he was fine, but when she went for his back, he danced over to the side. And when I went back towards him, he was dancing in a circle or something. I could have killed him.
And then of course I went in for the group sits and downs which was a complete waste of time anyway since we already NQ'd, and he was doing fine with his sit-stay until the dog next to him got up and started wandering the ring. He got up and FOLLOWED her, nose glued to her butt. ($&@*(*($&@&$@ HORNBALL. Sooooo we didn't even get to see how many times he might have rolled over in the down-stays.
Ugh.
I think Auggie finds the game very, very lame. We pulled up to the club and he went nuts because he's done agility there before... so then he was basically let down that he didn't get to do anything very fun. I was hoping he'd get into it, but he really only seems to find heeling interesting. Everything else is Dull City.