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How about a nintendogs themed stimboard?
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My girlfriend's voice is husky as FUCK. I don't know why you guys are so against voice training, now it can do an obstacle course in under thirty seconds forward and backward
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First agility lesson 2019
So the winter break is over.
I took Aske with me to socialize and it went really well. He was a bit anxious at first, but he calmed down fast and were just having fun looking at the other dogs.
Here he is inside out clubhouse
He took the tunnel without me needing to persuade him. I was just standing near it and he ran through even though it was 6m long and it was dark.
Here's the course k chose for the evening. I was lazy and picked it up from Pinterest. Though I changed the numbers.
Heres the course for anyone interested. I am pretty sure I put the 5 on the other side of where I drew it on here, though.
The course for tonight! Actually not sure what you call it in English, but in danish it’s called ‘stakit’ when the jumps are aligned next to each other. We haven’t done a lot of “stakit training’ lately, so it was about time.
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The course for my experienced class. I wanted a small course with more focus on handling than speed. It's not a complicated run - if you plan your placement on the course well!!
The course I made for tonight! I feel really uninspired and it shows. I basically just used a couple of the sequences found in some of my "beginners agility" books. The course itself is pretty straightforward, but with lots of room to train different handling techniques.
This is the course I use at my first lesson with the beginners. We always start with training the tunnel, because it's an easy obstacle to teach the basics of how I'd like them to proceed. Then we use backwards shaping. So 1 jump, tunnel. 2 jumps, tunnel and so forth. If I have a hardcore dog, I'll have them use the 'black numbers' at the end of my class.