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Training question
I have a job for Deedee, I'm attaching the brief. Dee can obviously tug on cue but when she does that she'll bite close to the hand, sometimes even putting her paws on me For this to work I believe it would be better if she'd bite further down the line. How would you train this?
Training question
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@Gary Martin I was thinking of that. My worry is that if I remove the target, she'll go back to her default behaviour. But I already ordered a rope and will make sure that the juta rope is only tugged towards the end so if I build a habit it might stick. I have until the 8th of January
Toy tidy
Plugging much the same. Had some great "stops" from Igor, when he is listening he is great. I've been using a flat hand with the word heel which seems to be working better with him. Tried to start teaching him "tidy" however it proved too much having more than one toy so it's going to take some work. Phoenix will show you what he is supposed to be doing, he will show you how he does it πŸ˜‚ I got some good clips of them. Igors middle is still some what of a wrecking ball 😬
Toy tidy
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yes, I did train a remote stop. the first thing I would say is please do not train it on a slippery surface. it's not good for the joints. (I wouldn't train anything on slippery floor, I would always use a yoga mat, especially with a breed that has a lot of joint issues.) I trained the remote stop with the help of Jo Lauren's course, it's amazing. I can sum it up quickly if you want me to :) It's advised to start with puppies but my girl was already around 1 when I did it and it worked lovely.
Weekend Off-Topic
What’s the bravest thing you’ve done that absolutely no one would care about?
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When I was looking for sponsors for my book, I contacted every business I could think of. Big or small. I had a list of at least 40 businesses. No matter how many times I heard no, I kept going. In the end, I got two yes-es
Day 14
Our trick trainer set us a Christmas Challenge with 2 main parts - hold/retrieve and send around. For Amigo, I combined the 2 elements into one trick - Decorate the Snowman! His goal was to carry the tinsel and wrap it around the snowman. Kairo performed 2 separate tricks. The hold trick, Reindeer gets the Carrot, involved dressing her as a reindeer and retrieving an actual carrot. The send around was with some singing decorations - no idea what to name this one! She’s easily distracted, so thought this would be a good test of impulse control. Believe it or not, both dogs nailed their tricks first time!
Day 14
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So cool, love it πŸ₯°
Checking In... How Are You?
Just checking in. How's everyone getting on? What are you working on right now? How's it going?
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@Nick Benger I was actually thinking of popping down for a day or two with the dogs. Bristol is such a cool city. Will see if I can do it in January. It's hitting me hard in every way, including financially so I'm not 100% sure yet. But thanks, I'll be in touch if I can get there
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@Holly Pearson thanks lovely. I'm just keeping myself busy as much as I can ATM
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Diane Gollowitzer
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Trick dog trainer, mum of two dog models, dog photographer. Not necessarily in this order.

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