Of coarse, I just posted elsewhere that she usually nails her contacts in training, and here she is sailing through her 2o2o  :-)   Looking forward to Olga doing a lesson re contacts!  Oh yes, we are still the queens of adaptation!

Kari

We've been out of commission for awhile due to "re-contruction" of our training area.  This is our first drill in the expanded space.  Thanks, Helen!

Kari

I had a lot of trouble with the entry to the weaves.....

I struggled a little with the rear crosses in exercise 2.

I didn't have a cameraman until the very end of my practice so it is pretty hard to see.  I couldn't decide which lead out I preferred to the weave poles.

 She did well but a lot times she is still taking off for jumps in the wrong direction making the turns hard on her physically.  I'm not sure if I am just late or she is not cueing soon enough.

Wendy

This is the set up which usually leads to human and dog collision. if human falls behind. How do you make the default behavior drive ahead instead of turn back and look for Mom? Now if Bailey would just have a talk with Kody, (sigh).

Cheers,

Jean

Kody is jumping 24 and leaving the bars up but is much slower. He would rather have me run with a short or no lead out but I wanted to try.

Cheers,

jean

Intresting lead out from the lesson and it worked. Ran out of battery power to film back cross but had fun with Bailey. I was able to send him to the Bone jump while staying on near side of tunnel and pushing out to lattice. Was smooth and fast.

Cheers,

Jean