are already possible, so feel free to contact me so we can set the date!!!
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bonsoir, merci pour ta réponse. je suis interresser à travailler les 3 chiens mais je suis d’accord de bosser chaque exercices avec un chien différent. merci encore et j’espère que bientot je pourrais venir bosser avec toi et te présenter mes chiens. marylène
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Et voilà, toutes les infos sont sur le site. Tu me le dis si t’as besoin d’aide pour la traduction.
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merci pour les dates aussi rapide. je pense venir au mois d’aout 2011. je comprend pas trop pour le prix. je t’envoie un email. merci encore
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Dear Sylvia,
I am a student of Kate Moureaux and Daneen Fox. I have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. She used to have a fast, fearless DW but then something happened which could have been a bee sting, a sticker or maybe she got a toenail caught on the gap between the up ramp and the flat plank in competition. We don’t really know what happened to her. I was able to rebuild her confidence and now she consistently runs the DW fast and fearless in practice at 4 different locations where I train and practice. But she consistently slows in competition and shows fear, turning her head always to the right as she approaches the gap between the up ramp and the flat plank. She used to sometimes do that same little head check to the right on the teeter but I’ve worked with her a lot on her teeter and her teeter is ok now. Can you help me via video consultation with this? No one can figure out how to help me rebuild her confidence on the DW in competition.
The last time she ran fearlessly across the DW in competition was on October 16th the day she earned her MACH 2.
Here is a link to the first time it happened in competition in April 2010. If you slide the slider to the 1 minute mark that is when her run begins. Unfortunately there are two dogs runs on this video:
This is her most recent Standard run at the AKC Invitational this past Sunday:
This is on October 16th showing her running fearlessly without stopping two times across the DW in competition:
Please overlook the managed running contacts -- she was not trained your way but my next dog will be!
Let me know if it is possible to work with you on this via video and email consultation.
She is my first agility dog. She is the #1 AKC Agility Cavalier for 2010. I don’t want to keep asking her to rehearse her fear on the DW in competition. But her fear doesn’t show up in practice. We have tried a lot of things but nothing holds up in competition on the rubberized dark purple DW with the bright white gap at most of our local trials. Those fearless runs on Oct 16 were on a different DW.
Please let me know if you think you can help us.
Thank you,
Nancy Latthitham
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Does any of those 4 locations where you train have the same dog-walk as you describe that you normally see in competitions? Just wondering if she connected her fear with that particular dog-walk or a competition setting. Also, can you find another place to train that she doesn’t know, try their dog-walk and then tell how she behaves on that one?
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