ok, I have a problem with the video framing, sorry! But you can see something.

Have a good day

Hi, yesterday morning we had a detection lesson. Tess, for the first time, during a quest she couldn’t finish, was a bit tired at the end, looking for the game. Maybe it doesn’t mean anything, but it was the first time, and I think this means the game is becoming more important to her.

Thanks so much for your feedback and advice.

I’ll try to do what you say, long throws and in home games, create more suspense and surprise.

See you soon.

Hi, here’s a video with a poke me exercise and a few throws.
Keep in mind that I taught Tess to respect the hand with the food, so she was a little shy at first, but today she’s probably understood the game.
A hand on the ground means she can touch it; I’ve rewarded even just a snout or a paw.
Tonight I’ll play long throws and make a video.

Hi, in the next few days I’ll make some videos of the exercises you gave us and which we’re already doing.
I also wanted to show you Tess in action, in a very short agility sequence

and doing a homework exercise.

As you can see in the second video, Tia is also in the area, but Tess is very focused.
When she does these exercises, she seems happier and more motivated than in agility.

Thanks for your feedback.