for a small brown Aussie lady called Yuma just too long! At least as far as the snow-induced forced Obediencepause: because you can sometimes but at least one of the 10 exercises forget! Actually began the training of super. Clearly have little things crept into the break it is to eradicate again, but Yuma has been full of enthusiasm (as, almost always) the exercises 1-9. Was it after a successful exercise Spieli her, she ran it for several minutes about the place and was pleased that she could finally do something. Well, then came Exercise 10 - for us today, the smell identification. Well, hmmm, so, hmmm .... Now the first time all the sticks from Yuma was good - and - brought the last of the series (it may never be, according to examination regulations and therefore it was of course not) - Ooops. At the 2nd Experiment they did just the first of the series (and neither is allowed) - uuuups. At the 3rd Experiment looked for and found it does the right sticks - then lay down on it but - häää?? From the 4th Test it was only through the woods - and stood - and stood - and stood ..... but after some "standing" minutes passed in which nothing moved (at least for me and concerned Yuma) Yuma to think I brought the car. Pfffff!! So I practiced in the meantime with Roper, who also completed all the exercises but just as happy but still significantly more concentrated than Yuma. As noted you made a great difference! Just a Superbub the "baby"! Well, and Yuma - I have today no real odor identification with their longer made, that would have brought nothing, but I've let the outcome at least another 3 sticks looking at tufts of grass to a positive training have to end. Now I ask myself whether Yuma suffers from Alzheimer's or something ... ?? * GGG *
