On the way home we got BURGERS ! They are so yummy.
We have been doing our homework and let me tell you it's kinda confusing and I really can't pay attention that long. Don't they know there is more important things to do like sniff and bark and sniff and bark and sniff. Why am I eating food off the ground? Why are we walking forward then turning around and walking back then turning around and walking forward? Do they know we are never going to get anywhere that way. I'll do whatever they want because they give me food when it's not even meal time. I've been getting things like cheese ravioli, hot dogs, string cheese, zukes, Three Dog Bakery cookies. Keep this homework stuff coming because the increase in yummies is awesome.
Here's a little peek at me doing my homework. Can anyone guess which one of our blog friends inspired our choice of music?
Hint: He's relentlessly huge, brindle, lives on an estate, has a Pea too as a member of his family, and his name is said in the song.
Answer: Mango
Hey Mango, did you hear them say your name? It's called "Mango Walk". Arf,Arf,Arf, isn't that just soooo funny? It's called Mango Walk and I'm learning loose leash walking and my friend his name is Mango. Funny!
Gotta go all this homework has made my brain tired. I think I'm going to go take a snooze.
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Pee S: Here are some helpful links to Loose Leash Walking if anyone is interested. We only use kind and respectful training techniques. No prong, pinch or choke collars.
Links:
- http://www.clickersolutions.com/articles/2001/lltotal.htm
- http://pitbullrescuecentral.blogspot.com/2011/03/loose-leash-walking.html
- http://ahimsadogtraining.com/blog/leash-walking/
- http://www.marinhumanesociety.org/behavior/Handouts/LLW.pdf
- http://www.dogstardaily.com/training/pulling-leash
- http://www.dogstardaily.com/files/Walking%20On%20Leash.pdf
Maybe our next post can break it down step by step how I am learning this valuable "trick". Mom likes to keep it light and fun and calling it "obedience" just sounds depressing. If it's fun we will both want to do it. Everything we learn is a "trick" and the process of learning it is a game. We always end our lesson when we have "won" the game which means we have successfully achieved our goal or successfully completed a step toward our goal. The foundation for any trick or behavior is to have our attention.




