A Thanksgiving Faux Pas

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Wednesday's Work

My Advanced Trick Dog title is official, here are tricks #2 - #5.

Trick #2
Jumping Figure 8s

Trick #3

 Head Down

Trick #4
Back Up

You can see my first attempts and backing up here:  back up

Trick #5

Treiball

The video I wanted to post could not be located so I will have to post another at a later date.  Treiball is like soccer for dogs.

Caught in the Act

But, why?

 

Why shouldn't I stand on the table?

[This was 9 months ago.  I would never dream of such a thing now ;)]

Fashion Friday

While deciding on a winter coat for me, Mom found a bargain she couldn't pass up.  There was only one in the store: an XXL!  The colour looks good on me, it is fleece-lined, it has reflective strips and it cost only $15!  With a small investment of time it can be altered if it proves to be too roomy for me. 

As the XXL is intended for Rottweilers, Mastiffs, etc.,

the neck opening is rather large for me. 

So, may we present


the Canine Cravat

which works best when the ends are all tucked in and out of reach!
Tee hee hee

 

Wednesday's Work

I am now working my way towards the next Trick Dog level - Advanced Trick Dog (ATD).  Here is my first Advanced trick:

Trick #1
Tap Light

[You can see some of the tricks I mastered for the Novice (NTD) and the Intermediate (ITD) titles here:  "2 trick dog titles"]

Caught in the Act

While Mom was busy trying to get a good shot of this plump squirrel (looks like he could be solely responsible for ripping up our yard) ...

I was busy pulling out a 3' bamboo stake from the temporary fencing.

Later, when Mom wasn't looking, I pulled out a 5' bamboo stake!

Wednesday's Work

Until now my only exposure to a teeter was when I was itty bitty and the teeter was just inches off the ground.

A couple of weeks ago, I learned the bang game.  This game is lots of fun and it teaches me that I control the movement of the teeter and the noise it makes when the board hits the ground.  Playing the bang game will give me extra confidence when it comes time for me to learn to run across the full height teeter.