Training Attire - Page 4

Nude dog training is OUT. Too much stuff flopping around to provide attraction for those teeth!
I do hide my ball in my sports bra. One of these days I'm probably in for a very messy masectomy.
At least my health insurance will cover the repair.

SS

I always wondered what it would be like to be so tall I didn't have to sport so many black eyes. My dogs can all look me square in the face when I play with them.

Hi honey. Love the dorky hat!
Can I have it please?

I pulled a night out with the girls on Wed. Still in the dog house. Whatever that Belgian Blue-something-or-other beer that tasted like apricots with the orange slice in it was, it deserved a lot more respect than we gave it. Yesterday morning was pretty rough. Ha ha ha.
SS

The War Dept has yet to stop screaming. Fine for him to pull that stuff 4-5x a week, but let the bitch get out and about and the shit hits the fan big time. Hello double standard.
SS

Good shoes or boots depending on the weather.  I like Muck boots and shoes in the winter, the boots have a nice soft cushy sole and insulate from the cold better.  Good socks too, that's your foundation for your feet.  Winter is polypro liners with wool blend.  Do not try to fit extra socks into your normal sized shoes, that can be too tight and make your feet hurt.

Summer, mostly jeans, t-shirt, with light weight long sleeved over the top. And a hat. 

Winter, various layers, sometimes up to 4 layers like last weekend in the cold rain. Good long underwear and jeans are the most basic, other times good long underwear, nylon sweat pants, Filson waxed cotton pants.  The top rainlayer being Filson waxed cotton pants and coat.  Hand warmers in my pants pockets, that does most to keep me warm as the heat radiates from their.  If it;s real cold I'll have more hand warmers in my coat pockets too.   And a hat.  

No matter summer or winter, layers are best so you can easily remove or add as needed.  I will often take my coat off while working then put it back on when I put that dog away.  My coat goes on and off frequently.

I'm not consistent enough wearing my training vest to matter to the dogs.

Merrell or Saucony shoes. Muck boots for wet tracking when I remember to take them.
Wide brimmed hat for sun shade and send out target.
SS

Saucony, Grid or Shadow, have incredible traction as they are made for jogging on trails.  They are also anti-pronation for those of us with two left feet!

Michele