He did it :D

MommaKayc · 10-27-2009, 09:20 PM

I've been training the boys with Clinton Anderson techniques and while Curly has been doing great he's had a problem side passing at the fence to his left.

Well tonight after days of working on it he took 3 steps to his left without hesitation. Of course the 4th step was choppy looking but 3 were great. I'm sooo proud of him.

Now if only I could get Jack to work as well as Curly has.

I'm having trouble getting Jack to back up even using the CA training. He backs a couple steps then tries to spin away. I've whacked his rear and he'll straighten out but then puts his head way up and stands. I feel bad whacking him like CA says too and it doesn't work real well. Any suggestions on how to get him to move?

10-27-2009, 09:20 PM	#1
MommaKayc Full Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: In the cloudy place Posts: 119	He did it :D I've been training the boys with Clinton Anderson techniques and while Curly has been doing great he's had a problem side passing at the fence to his left. Well tonight after days of working on it he took 3 steps to his left without hesitation. Of course the 4th step was choppy looking but 3 were great. I'm sooo proud of him. Now if only I could get Jack to work as well as Curly has. I'm having trouble getting Jack to back up even using the CA training. He backs a couple steps then tries to spin away. I've whacked his rear and he'll straighten out but then puts his head way up and stands. I feel bad whacking him like CA says too and it doesn't work real well. Any suggestions on how to get him to move?