I try to stimulate her mind also. When we are on our walk, she is asked to sit and come. So if she sniffing a bush, I tell her to come. Ginger knows "come" and "sit" fairly well right now. In fact, she was chewing on a bone my uncle brought for her and in mid "chew", I decided to test my training. I walked across the room and said, "Ginger, Come". She popped up and came happily across to me where she was rewarded with a piece of kibble as a treat and lots of praise (soon to just be praise).
So much fun....
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Re: Walking/ running training question
[Re: Amber Morgan ]
#127030 - 01/30/2007 04:25 PM 
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