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by Ryanhaus on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
Hi to everyone! I finally got my first BH and today we passed the AD! Maggie von Ryanhaus is on the far right and Oeht is second from right,
Oeht got his BH yesterday, never got a BH before, Maggie will be next, had a fun weekend in Maine!
Oeht got his BH yesterday, never got a BH before, Maggie will be next, had a fun weekend in Maine!
by Bhaugh on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
Oh CONGRATS TO YOU. Any dog that passes the AD should get a steak for dinner.
Barb
Barb
by Blitzen on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
by Botanica37 on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
Congrats to both of you.
by Ramage on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
Congrats!!!
May I ask how you prepped for the AD? I always try and ask just to file away for future use
May I ask how you prepped for the AD? I always try and ask just to file away for future use
by Q Man on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
Congrats on your 1st BH...I think it's the hardest one to achieve...Everything's easy from here on...tee hee hee...!
...also Congrats on your AD...Good Job...!
~Bob~
...also Congrats on your AD...Good Job...!
~Bob~
by starrchar on 28 April 2013 - 14:04
Congratulations! Are you planning on breeding Oeht in the future?
by vonissk on 28 April 2013 - 15:04
A big WooHoo to you and the puppers. Give them someting special tonight. So proud of you. Be looking for more news now...........................
by Ibrahim on 28 April 2013 - 18:04
CONGRATULATIONS and well done
by Ryanhaus on 28 April 2013 - 18:04
Thanks all!!!!
very happy to get some of this years goals out of the way!
I was working Oeht and Maggie for the AD and I had become comfortable and able to ride about six miles no problem,
when it came to really doing it, I found the dog was in great shape, I was very out of shape because when I was
training with the dogs I only did flat surfaces, no real hills... and the dogs would pull me as I would work two at a time.
Luckily my son was helping out and he did Maggie while I had Oeht. I almost gave up half way through
but my son told me to keep moving don't slow way down or the dog starts to give in, we went quite the distance,
and when I thought we were all ready to head back down the road to finish and check in, the leader says, oh I miscalculated,
could you go down to the red barn and then back, that was like another 1/8 of a mile, but "back" was up hill
Don't do what I did to train, try peddling and add in a few hills, don't let the dog do all the work
The hills we did just had a bit gradual incline, but they were tough for me, I'm used to getting pulled
Guess for me it was like a stress test, just glad I didn't stroke out
very happy to get some of this years goals out of the way!I was working Oeht and Maggie for the AD and I had become comfortable and able to ride about six miles no problem,
when it came to really doing it, I found the dog was in great shape, I was very out of shape because when I was
training with the dogs I only did flat surfaces, no real hills... and the dogs would pull me as I would work two at a time.
Luckily my son was helping out and he did Maggie while I had Oeht. I almost gave up half way through
but my son told me to keep moving don't slow way down or the dog starts to give in, we went quite the distance,
and when I thought we were all ready to head back down the road to finish and check in, the leader says, oh I miscalculated,
could you go down to the red barn and then back, that was like another 1/8 of a mile, but "back" was up hill
Don't do what I did to train, try peddling and add in a few hills, don't let the dog do all the work
The hills we did just had a bit gradual incline, but they were tough for me, I'm used to getting pulled
Guess for me it was like a stress test, just glad I didn't stroke out
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