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Join Date: Aug 2010
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Today was so much fun! Met with a great group of people who were all very nice and welcoming to a total newbie like me.
Took pup for a brief look-see...she chased the puppy lure and was good about holding on. She mostly socialized with all the people and hung out in her crate. She got to come out one more time during protection and she had a blast tugging on the puppy lure again, barking for it and she was really amped up by a malinois going out on a long bite! As soon as the decoy starting shaking the rattle stick down the field she was barking and pulling and very excited! All in all it was a great visit and I'm hoping that in a few months when she's a little older we can go back and start learning. Really just a really nice group of people with some awesome dogs. Everybody was very kind about answering questions and offering advice.Ronda |
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The training director said that he prefers to start gsds a little later. Saphira is almost 11 weeks old and Saturday was a very informal come out and meet us and let us check out you and your pup.
The td basically told me to keep the obedience fun and light with lots of food/no corrections (what I've been doing), keep redirecting her biting us to her toys, and to start putting on her harness and having someone hold the end of the leash when we play with the flirt pole to get her used to pulling slightly to get at the tug on the end. I am also going to check into 2 more schutzhund clubs that I was told about so I can completely explore my options. I am a total newbie to all of this so I'm kinda just stumbling along here, probably making lots of mistakes. ![]() Ronda |
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Waterloo, Ontario
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Sounds to me like you are doing pretty good.
Exposing your puppy to a new environment and looking at different training options. Very nice. Of course, I say go with SchH... not that I am biased or anything. ![]() Have fun and good luck on your search for a club!
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Central, NY
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Still think you should go out to the club. Lots your puppy can get used to even if you aren't "starting" anything yet. Get used to the noises and action.
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