I think it's probably possible but the closeness of off/on with the same faucet would be tough. Your talking about a matter of an inch or two between off and on.
Tammy Moore Webboard User Reg: 01-14-2010
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I think it's probably possible but the closeness of off/on with the same faucet would be tough. Your talking about a matter of an inch or two between off and on.
Yes. I am using a pedestal sink so he can work from the side without stretching over a vanity.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Someone sent a PM saying that she didn't get very far with her goal but could she post her entry clip this weekend anyway, and the answer is a HUGE YES!
The idea for all of us is to be inspired and to learn from each other. Just to have made a plan and started it is a major inspiration to other folks.
Since i couldnt make sookie go for the eleven step on the stairs, i will try to back chain for her to go from the top of the stairs and one down before the click and then two and so on... she know the excersice but she just dont want to go any higher... when she is on the 10 step she goes down one or two steps and then go up one and so on...
I hope i ca finish for the weekend, With havanna is a cold case now. It was way to big of a challenge for me, but we managed to get the lick but she doesnt know im clicking for the lick, she downs then licks, i will work with her but i wont have her for the contest D:
I'll still do a last clip but I have to say.....I've been lazy because I've been doing body work on my old truck. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
Regardless, I'm going to continue working Trooper as much as I can in order to get over my...avoidance of working a soft dog.
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Well, I was able to transition all the skills we were working to the middle of the cul de sac on the other side of the subdivision this morning, except for the crawl. This week has been crud. I'll try to get the video up tomorrow anyways
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