Thank you running dog
Brilliant idea.
She already knows target with both paws (though being right pawed still prefers the right paw). She'll also target to a target stick - LOL saves me bending a lot!
What about calling it 'passage' like in dressage? And if you could then teach it on the spot - 'piaffe'? Maybe you could have yourself a little dressage Kelpie x on your hand there!Thank you running dog
Name for the trick - trot??? And hand signal - totally blank on that one so any suggestions please?
Gonna put it on the back burner and work on the new challenge then come back to it...
Brilliant idea Ripley girl thank youWhat about calling it 'passage' like in dressage? And if you could then teach it on the spot - 'piaffe'? Maybe you could have yourself a little dressage Kelpie x on your hand there!
Yes, could well teach her on the spot too! Two great tricks for Canine Freestyle and will use dressage terminology in future.
Thank youAnd by the way AWESOME job on Leaf's limp!
She really is a dream dog to work with, so willing to try something new
Aw that's a shame but putting limp on the back burner is a good idea, Kassidy is doing that with Chloe and so too is Brody's Mom with Brody. Often, when you return to the trick, the dogs will do it with ease!I have unfortunately not got anywhere with this one as of yet to be able to video anything....
I'm in the same boat with not currently having a horse...Brilliant idea Ripley girl thank you
LOL yep, make up for not having a horse and she'd be brilliant at puissance as well, she can leap high and wide!
Would love another one but don't have the time and money to give one a good home at the mo... Leaf may be a little on the small side to ride but I think would make an excellent Freestyle 'Dressage' Doggie! And maybe leaping leaf could venture into showjumping too when a bit older!
Same here. Plus living here (Australia) to keep a horse you have to live in bush fire territory, unlike home, and that scares the bejeebers out of me.I'm in the same boat with not currently having a horse...
That's fantastic Missy's really getting the idea
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That's fantastic Missy's really getting the idea
I'm very very very impressed with Piper waiting for her turn so patiently, they are both a real credit to you
but she is getting better about it.
LOL you should see what Gus and Zac are like! Don't underestimate yourself, you've done a really good job.Thank you.
Ha you only got to see Piper behaving after I made her get on the bed three or four times
Really well done you three!!! Awesome job!
Yes, Missy is a pretty calm dog most of the time now that she's older, unlike Piper who is a total spaz.That's awesome! Missy's very good at limping!! And she can do it in a calm way
Great job, both of you! And look at Piper watching calmly and patiently! You must be so proud of both of your girls!
Your dogs are so beautiful! Cooper is a big boy! He looks like a Bernese Mountain dog body on Aussie legs!I started on this trick, last week. Before I was back here.
I am at the very first stage. Jin knows give paw, so now I am trying to get her to not touch my hand. She feels she NEEDS to touch my hand or leg
Cooper is a bit better, he will give paw, without touching me, so with him I am aiming for a longer holding up the paw.
Too late to join in the challenge, but I never was going to finish that in two weeks anyway
But here is the video of the first session(sorry, tekst is in dutch...)