Ok, so here is the promised video of the jump training Layla and I were working on today. It’s serpentines and threadles. She’s doing really well. I can see in the video that I probably need to improve my timing and make my cues a little bit better, but she’s doing a good job responding to me regardless. 
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Now we’re loading up the car to take Twist and Raven over to my friends house. I’m going to set up a Rally Obedience course for them and see what we need to work on before the Sheltie Specialty in a couple weeks. Then back home and possibly a walk for the younger two dogs. No need for any fat burning pills pills today. I should be busy enough just keeping up with the dogs today.
I think both you and Layla look great! She is very happy doing agility! And sorry, but I can’t help but exclaim about the gorgeous mountains in the background again! It makes it hard for me to focus on the jumping exercise
You guys look really good!! I love the mountains in the back. Diana
.-= Diana´s last blog ..Box work =-.
You know what’s funny, is I never even noticed the mountains being in the background when I started setting up the camera in the front yard until everyone was commenting about it. Talk about tunnel vision, or I guess in this case “jump vision”. LOL Now I have to agree, the angle the camera sits on the tripod really does give a beautiful view of the mountains, and they are just gorgeous with what snow is left on them right now.
Mountains and Shelties! Can’t get better than that! And you know what else I found amazing? A CAR went by and Layla didn’t even blink! Katie would have forgotten ALL ABOUT what she was doing to chase that car!
Dawn,
Fortunately, most cars don’t catch Layla’s attention. Now when the boarders are in the field and they are running and barking and playing, that’s a huge distraction for Layla. She has a really hard time keeping focused then.
She’s doing great! So much to teach… I get overwhelmed with Jet!
.-= Cynthia´s last blog ..Jet On A Treadmill =-.
Thanks Cyn! Yeah, I don’t know what I was thinking taking on two pups at once. CRAZY! I definintely agree that just working with one is overwhelming some days.