Nope, not a pass as I know you can do far better. The dog is doing fine, but Jessi, you are using your foot AFTER SSIF to correct. You want to shape that SSIF before the dog does SSIF. And you do NOT issue a Stay command. That Stay command is critical to a learning dog and to set them up for success on today's lesson.
Oliver did well, but your sequence is a smidge off. It is critical for the dog that the sequence be as shown, from the ground to mid-calf to between knees to on top of knees to ground right/left, then to the ground on the other side, then db in between chair.
So, you and Link will redo this EXAM in class today.
You do need to issue "Stay" command and step off on your right foot, then step back to dog, then command "Fetch". No worries, everyone in the class is redoing this EXAM today in class.
Nope, not a pass as I know you can do far better. The dog is doing fine, but Jessi, you are using your foot AFTER SSIF to correct. You want to shape that SSIF before the dog does SSIF. And you do NOT issue a Stay command. That Stay command is critical to a learning dog and to set them up for success on today's lesson.
ReplyDeleteOliver did well, but your sequence is a smidge off. It is critical for the dog that the sequence be as shown, from the ground to mid-calf to between knees to on top of knees to ground right/left, then to the ground on the other side, then db in between chair.
So, you and Link will redo this EXAM in class today.
So I need to issue stay command or I don’t need to issue stay command
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ReplyDeleteYou do need to issue "Stay" command and step off on your right foot, then step back to dog, then command "Fetch". No worries, everyone in the class is redoing this EXAM today in class.
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