The loud mouth in the background is Payton the Wonder Whippet. She was protesting having to stay outside in less-than-pleasant weather while Tessa trained. When we did let her inside while I continued to work with Tessa oudoors, Payton ransacked my purse and various bags in an attempt to find all potential snacks. This is why I was making her stay outside in the first place, of course.
Saturday, February 8, 2014
Weaving Practice 2/8/2014
This is our first time through a channel that is about 3 inches wide. She had some trouble completing the set at first because she was distracted by her ball near the end of the poles. You would think she would drive to the ball but if a ball is stationary, Tessa often has to run a bit away from it so she can, you know, watch it with great intensity. Border Collies are weird.
The loud mouth in the background is Payton the Wonder Whippet. She was protesting having to stay outside in less-than-pleasant weather while Tessa trained. When we did let her inside while I continued to work with Tessa oudoors, Payton ransacked my purse and various bags in an attempt to find all potential snacks. This is why I was making her stay outside in the first place, of course.
The loud mouth in the background is Payton the Wonder Whippet. She was protesting having to stay outside in less-than-pleasant weather while Tessa trained. When we did let her inside while I continued to work with Tessa oudoors, Payton ransacked my purse and various bags in an attempt to find all potential snacks. This is why I was making her stay outside in the first place, of course.
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