Heelwork to music?

Re: Heelwork to music?

Vicky RVN — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 17:10:52 GMT

I'll ask again, does anyone do heelwork to music?

Jack and i have our first progress award in oct Am panicking slightly as get very little time to train being that most of my life is spent at work Haven't managed to turn up to a class since july. And spare time is now going to be spent doing level 3 portfolio and college work. Have told the trainer this and she said to come along when i can. I was thinking of dropping out for a year and then going back to it once i'm qualified with a little more time on my hands. But what the trainer has said is true, the training has really helped the relationship between Jack and i, he's so much more responsive to me.

Got a class tonight and i need to take with me a song that i want to use for the oct test...haven't got a clue!!!

Re: Heelwork to music?

Vicky RVN — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 12:32:43 GMT

Haha, hopefully i won't be too bad! She trains people to compete or just for fun. I'd do it for fun to start with and if we're any good then think about competing, i'm up for the challenge i think! But if i end up standing on his feet then i'll give up

Re: Heelwork to music?

Caro Laithwaite VN — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 11:58:48 GMT

I would never do it. With my ear for music l would be a massacre in waiting and any self respecting dog would complain about how l put it at risk ... sighs