Zing!
Zing! 🐾
The reel explained-
A lot of people have asked me to explain the recent reel I put out of Zing!s first time over bumps!
1) Bumps not jumps! No jumping until he’s 12 months old 😁
2) Toy drive- impulse control, he learns to stay in his sit until I tell him to ‘get it!’ Out! Building his understanding of this even when he’s super aroused by the toy in front of him….this prevents me from getting nipped if he re gripped the toy again-a common issue I see.
3) Connection with me! I use a long tug so he can’t practice running off with the toy after pouncing on it! A common mistake I see….
4) Forward focus- I don’t release him until he looks forward to his toy! I want him to be looking at what he has to do not a me! There’s a time & a place for wanting him to look at me!
5) Play!! Making learning fun! I havnt trained the sit, I don’t put pressure on my pups that way, I cue it when he offers it then ask him to see if he has understanding after multiple times 😁
I’d love your comments or questions if you have any on this😁🐾
These games can be played in the smallest of spaces….ideal for starting any cone work wether Agility or Comebye Cones foundations! 💕
Little Zing! has started his training….
Cone wrapping, 2nd session 💪
Fun in the chilly Sunday air yesterday! So proud of these guys , second weave entry…boom!💪💕
Having a little play with the lovely Loki 💖🐾
Tilly learning her weaves!💕🐾
Loki learning his weaves & rocking it!!❤️🐾
Bale jumping, Kelpie style🐾❤️
Comebye Cones©️- created for the Herding Breeds but not just for the Herders!!
This is Una, a Standard Poodle that comes for Agility sessions rocking her Comebye Cones!❤️🐾
A little demo snippet from the June Workshop!
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Flyball fun in the sun! 🎾🐾❤️
Playing with combinations of Agility & Comebye Cones….well why not?😁 😍
