Savvy is learning walk on his back legs (without bouncing LOL)
Not. Possible.
Sekah, that was great!! Such a cute video and you both were really really impressive. I love his backward weaves.
Savvy is learning walk on his back legs (without bouncing LOL)
This is exactly what we did/are seeing with Sloan. I hope they hold true. I have a private with Daisy Peels next friday so hopefully she'll help us if we're not on the right path.Nikki we really haven't been following a formal RC method tbh. We initially started with jump bumps for striding help and some boxwork (on the A-frame only), used hoops several times, and now we're maintaining with random surprise treats hidden at the end of the board. I unfortunately don't have contact obstacles at home so all of our practice is restricted to class or lessons. I'm very lucky that her natural striding seems to support RCs well.
Nikki we really haven't been following a formal RC method tbh. We initially started with jump bumps for striding help and some boxwork (on the A-frame only), used hoops several times, and now we're maintaining with random surprise treats hidden at the end of the board. I unfortunately don't have contact obstacles at home so all of our practice is restricted to class or lessons. I'm very lucky that her natural striding seems to support RCs well.
This past trial the RCs really seemed to click and she was speeding up and even crouching as she hit them (not creeping, just getting very low and she's not a BC lol), even with some lateral distance from me.![]()
Not. Possible.
Sekah, that was great!! Such a cute video and you both were really really impressive. I love his backward weaves.
Here's one of the videos I put together recently: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc6UiwUrDGw
Found the card reader on my computer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57gdErgXdNQ&feature=youtube_gdata
It's ridiculous how fast she picked this up. We probably had the bare bones entire sequence in 5 or 6 sessions. Ahh the joys of a clicker savvy dog.
Found the card reader on my computer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57gdErgXdNQ&feature=youtube_gdata
It's ridiculous how fast she picked this up. We probably had the bare bones entire sequence in 5 or 6 sessions. Ahh the joys of a clicker savvy dog.
Everyone has such awesome, entertaining dogs. I laughed when Quinn hip checked Poppy out of the way in the beginning of the video.
I definitely have some new ideas for tricks now. Pig actually accidentally went up the stairs backwards last week. I was trying to get her to target a step with her back feet and she just kept going up the steps. She kinda crabs her way up sideways, maybe I'll continue to work on it to get her straighter.
This is an old trick of hers, but I'm looking to get rid of the piano soon so I thought I might as well get a video of her using it first.
http://youtu.be/hRB19QT12Pg
Here's the boys working on the paw pods... didn't get a lot of video because my video card was full of agility videos back from 2010 D=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x23vge6lnn0
Auggie with his ridiculous dancing. CANNOT STAND STILL OMG MUST HOP YES YES GO
Also I didn't realize Payton actually turned the camera LOL. But you still see what you need to see. I tried to move the pods and get a different angle and he was like WTF??? so I just moved myself too. =P
I'm intensely curious about those paw pods. What exactly are they for? They look really fun!!