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by Pirates Lair on 22 October 2011 - 00:10
We had a Deputy Sheriff from Iowa training with us, we had him work with K9 Talu. To make a long story short this is Talus first time on an obstacle course.
http://www.youtube.com/canczechdogs#p/u/13/1jCZE1D5k20
Kim
http://www.youtube.com/canczechdogs#p/u/13/1jCZE1D5k20
Kim
by alboe2009 on 22 October 2011 - 03:10
Excellent,
A little weary on the beams, maybe his first time? For me I couldn't tell if the Deputy was "coaxing" the K9 with his fingers but in my eyes the K9 was "concentrating" on the beam and the deputy's hand was blocking the line of sight of the dog slowing the dog down. But an observation with only a few seconds?
Good in my eyes. My Reiker we trained with going through windows, over hay bales, at times the decoy was behind hay bales and there were fences/wood positioned where only way to get to decoy was over the fence, over the haybales. We would use multiple objects for resistance/interference and making him think on getting the decoy.
Those training/working will know but not sure of the others. Dogs are leary/wierd about what they walk on or the "feel" against their pads. Most won't walk on say the chain link or say grated metal/wire and the likes. My dogs will walk/run on the grate used for trailers' tail gates. It's kinda of funny when someone elses dog won't, won't go near it or will try to jump over or around it.
Getting ready to build an obstacle course this winter. Was thinking of a ring of fire........ but then said WHY?
A little weary on the beams, maybe his first time? For me I couldn't tell if the Deputy was "coaxing" the K9 with his fingers but in my eyes the K9 was "concentrating" on the beam and the deputy's hand was blocking the line of sight of the dog slowing the dog down. But an observation with only a few seconds?
Good in my eyes. My Reiker we trained with going through windows, over hay bales, at times the decoy was behind hay bales and there were fences/wood positioned where only way to get to decoy was over the fence, over the haybales. We would use multiple objects for resistance/interference and making him think on getting the decoy.
Those training/working will know but not sure of the others. Dogs are leary/wierd about what they walk on or the "feel" against their pads. Most won't walk on say the chain link or say grated metal/wire and the likes. My dogs will walk/run on the grate used for trailers' tail gates. It's kinda of funny when someone elses dog won't, won't go near it or will try to jump over or around it.
Getting ready to build an obstacle course this winter. Was thinking of a ring of fire........ but then said WHY?
by Pirates Lair on 22 October 2011 - 03:10
Alboe- It was K9 Talus first time, we usuall start them at 8-9 weeks old
Sent you an e-mail with some pictures
Kim
Sent you an e-mail with some pictures
Kim
by deacon on 23 October 2011 - 13:10
Nice!!
by LadyFrost on 24 October 2011 - 19:10
wow very nice..especially for this to be the first time...very impressive...
by Felloffher on 25 October 2011 - 18:10
Talu looks good Kim, I was thinking about him after watching his puppy video the other day.
by Donnerstorm on 26 October 2011 - 19:10
VERY nice looking dog!! I thought he did awesome for his first time, handler did a good job too!
by Pirates Lair on 27 October 2011 - 01:10
Thanks everyone, we thought both Talu & Deputy Quist did a great jonb as well.
Kim
Kim
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