Tracking
When it rains… you just work on hard surface tracking….. #sheriffk9 #alwaysgettingbetter #tracking #letstrain
Scent work.
They are looking good!!!!
Playing with some obedience!!!!
Having a little fun with some obedience!!!!
Own your down and sit!!!!!
Having fun with some obedience! Let’s train!!!
Working my dog with a few new obedience moves!!!! He is getting it!!!!
Night time fun!!!
Showing off his speed as we play frisbee to stretch the legs!!! #sheriffk9unit #sheriffk9 #malinois #nightshifters
I'm a sheepdog. I live to protect the flock and confront the wolf.”
Having fun with some obedience. Sit, down, center, left heal, and right heal. Fun stuff!!!!
Tracking beast and we are just getting started!!!! #bloodhoundsofinstagram #tracking #snifferdogs #awesomejob #lookinggood
Just our 2nd seasion of tracking and I would say this boy is loving it!!!! #lookinggood #bloodhoundsofinstagram #tracking #beast
AKC Fetch Advance: Here is an idea of how it would work…
The distance for the Advanced retrieves is 70 ft. The course has 3 blinds which are screens at least 24 inches tal.
As the dog sits at the handler’s side at the start line, you can not hold the collar, a helper drops a bumper behind each blind as the dog watches.
The dog must do 2 single retrieves and 2 double retrieves. The order is chosen by the handler.
The dog will fetch and return and must come close enough for the handler to take the bumper.
To give everyone an idea on how the AKC Fetch will look… Bonito will complete one single retrieve.
In Intermediate:
Intermediate dogs must retrieve a tennis ball (or equivalent), bumper, or toy that has been thrown 50 ft. The handler can hold your dogs collar with one finger until the toy is thrown and lands. The dog must return the toy within 2 feet of the handler.
The Intermediate course has 8 distractions. The dog must go between these to retrieve the ball. The dog can see where the ball has been thrown.
In Intermediate, the dog must do 4 single retrieves. In any order (handler’s choice), these must be:
1 to the left
1 to the center
1 to the right
then 1 more to the left or right (handler’s choice)
I made a few videos to give everyone somewhat an idea on what the AKC Fetch will look…
In Novice:
the Novice dog(s) must retrieve a tennis ball (or equivalent), retrieving bumper (also called a dummy) or a toy that has been thrown 30 ft. You can hold the dog’s collar.
The Novice course has 4 distractions. The dog goes between these to retrieve the ball. In Novice, the dog can see where the ball has been thrown.
In Novice, the dog must do 3 single retrieves. In a single retrieve or “Single,” one ball is thrown the dog is given the cue by the handler (e.g., “Fetch it!”), then the dog retrieves and brings the ball to the handler within 3 feet.
The 3 singles will be thrown in any order chosen by the handler. There must be one ball thrown to the left, one to the center, and one to the right.
Here is Bonito doing 1 single retreive.
Working on scent work and Rupert is doing a good job!!!! #scentowrk #AKC #goodworks #letstrain
Malikai and I are having fun doing some scent work training today!!! #goodboy #malinois #snifferdog #doinggood #letstrain #alwaysgettingbetter