Walk in the Field

[Lizmo]

We went for our first, simi-offleash walk! 40% offleash and 50% with a 20ft line dragging.

She has improved her recall SO much! She now has about a 99% reliable come down! Woot.

Entering the field.

Coming on command.

Offleash time!!!

****more****

 

[Lizmo]

I love these two last ones.

 

[Baxter'smybaby]

she looks so majestic in those last two photos--beautiful girl!!

 

[Kase]

Woohoo thats great . Gorgeous shots, Lizzie is one elegant girl!

 

[Whisper]

Aww, great pics! Lizzie is so purdy.

 

[Scooter]

What a beauty!

 

[oc_spirit]

Gorgeous!

 

[LoveMyKees]

Lizzie is such a beautiful girl! I love the second to last one

Congrats and well done on her training! You're doing an awesome job!

 

[ACooper]

FANTASTIC!.............and she is a very pretty girl

 

[Spirit2010]

She looks very elegant in those pictures. That is great! I can't wait for Hershey to be that obedient off leash!!! We have a long way to go though... Those are stunning Jennifer!

 

[Lizmo]

Thank you guys!

I have just been putting into practice the things I learned from the amazing trainers here! :hail:

 

[Doberluv]

She is GORGEOUS!!! And what a great job you're doing with her. Fantastic!

 

[SummerRiot]

Awesome shots Lizzy is so pretty!

 

[Renee750il]

Great work . . . . and she's just a total beauty!

 

[~Jessie~]

Great job, Lizzie!

She is sooo pretty, and very photogenic

 

[BostonBanker]

That last picture is my favorite - it deserves a frame!

It sounds like you and Lizzie are doing great together! How's the agility coming?

 

[Lizmo]

BB, the agility is coming along nicely. Only trouble we are having is the *darn* teeter... She does NOT like to have it go down with her on it. lol We are slowly working on this.

Thank you, everyone!

 

[little liz]

She is a truely lovely looking dog!

 

[Toller_08]

She's such a beautiful girl. I love the last two.

 

[BostonBanker]

BB, the agility is coming along nicely. Only trouble we are having is the *darn* teeter... She does NOT like to have it go down with her on it. lol We are slowly working on this.

That's been our biggest sticking point as well. A trainer in our agility club loaned me a great article that I unfortunately had to return (and of course, can't find anywhere online). It was about training for demand, not just tolerance (teaching the dog to want the teeter to bang, not just put up with it). The article did a great job of explaining some ideas, and, even with only 1 - 2 times a week on the equipment, solved our problem. Now my biggest issue is that Meg has such a big reward history on the teeter, she runs right to it even when there are other obstacles around (and she occasionally leaps onto the high end just to make the bang ). You may want to ask around and see if someone has the article - I think it was from Clean Run.