A lot of the jump sequences came from the APHS May article (convergence) and June (discriminations). I put a tunnel under the a-frame and worked both sides. I also practiced rear crossing the a-frame with Summit (something I wouldn't normally choose to do but doesn't hurt to practice it once in awhile).
I usually train Summit first with jump bars at 24". Then he waits on the table while I work Sage. I lower the bars to 16" for her and work the identical sequences I did with Summit. Sage is the final test on how good my cues are. I really enjoy working both my dogs without verbal cues as I can see what affect my motion has on their performance of the drills.
Here are two pictures I took this morning just because I thought the field was so pretty with all the green grass.
Jump drills
Tunnel/A-frame discrimination (red jump, blue jump, to either tunnel or a-frame)
3 comments:
It is pretty. I need to get in gear and set up something pretty as well.
Sure does
Very nice. I'm glad you posted pictures so I could see what you were talking about. I'm looking forward to seeing your progress.
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