Fifth Session

I have been good at keeping the sessions short. (how 'bout that Angie :)) Still working 2 and 8 and moved from side to side. Still having trouble on the 2 o'clock side and I had not been working outside of the initial arc. I thought that was for later. I am going to go back to 2 poles right next to each other for a day or 2 and then go back to 2 & 8. I don't know when that will be because of all the snow.

Fourth Session

Moved the poles to 2 o'clock and 8 o'clock and worked close up. All was good and successful so I started my arc and she still had some difficulties on the 2 o'clock side. I worked slowly on that side but when I would get to the same point as previous she seemed confused.

Third Session

Just a continuation of the last one. She still seemed to have some difficulty from the right side. For the first set of sessions I think we were successful.

Second Session

Once we went outside and she saw the poles we started right where we left off. There was no spinning off of the wall or barking or running. I moved to the right and the left and she new what to do. The further I got to my right (while facing the poles) the more difficult it seemed to be for her. She did well on the left side.

First session

Juice's first session was a real trip. We were in the back yard and she ran around like the crazy wild child that she is. She barked at me and did a push off of the house and came back and just looked at me. Then she looked at the 2 weave polls as if to say what are those silly things and I threw her wabba. She thought that was pretty cool! She ran around again barking and pushing and came back to me. She looked at the polls again and I threw her toy. Then she had the idea to go through them and we were off. I bet I was outside for 4-5 minutes. It was fun to watch her think.

Wednesday 5:00pm

I have just watched half of the first CD. I have not started the weave poles as of yet. My plan is to start tomorrow after work. It appears it will be a beautiful day weather wise for it. I'll let you know how it goes.