Jamie Craig Webboard User Reg: 09-01-2009
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I'm going to continue to work on getting Ryuk to march/spanish walk. Right now we "sorta" have it. We've got the raising of the legs at the sit. He keeps falling on his face when we try it standing up because he tries to lift both legs at the same time....I'm now teaching him to engage his hind end so he can carry his weight on his butt and give me the high stepping walk in the front end. I'm doing this by teaching a "rear" command from "sit pretty" so he has to lift himself on his hind legs slowly (not jump). I'm then asking him to lift his front legs one at a time while he's going back on his hind legs. It is resulting in less face plants so it must being working right?
I don't know that I can really have a resolution with a 5 month old... especially Faroh! We have to work on everything, and he has crazy monkey drive to the moon and back. I guess my resolution this month will be to work on his fuss (heel), in general. He does NOT walk nice.
Steh (pronounced Shtay) confusing if you're using 'stay' as well.... lol
OK.....for my next german lesson - what is "stay" in german?
Bleib! pronounced "BleeeB". Never heard it used in a training context, though
I think I'm going to be working on some type of scent identification with Daisy. It will be totally new to both of us, but I've seen some video clips that have given me ideas. She sniffs a lot, but clearly doesn't seem to understand her nose very well, so maybe it will stretch her brain a bit.
Not trying to be difficult, but that is not the right way to say bleib.
Bleib is not pronounced with an eee.
In the vowel combination ei the sound is long, and said the same way as the word ein or mein..long I.
Here is a site that has audio clips of the words...go down till you see bleiben...the normal, not command form of the word.
click play and hear it..you then just take the end off the word for the command version...bleiben minus the en = command form, bleib. http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/dings.cgi?lang=en&service=deen&opterrors=0&optpro=0&query=bleib&iservice=&comment=&email=
You can also type in other words and hear the correct pronunciation of them.
Have you seen Rams video with the hankies? I think it's pretty great. I was trying to do that with my dog and his gourds, but all gourds became coated in treat goo, so we had to abandon that....
Not trying to be difficult, but that is not the right way to say bleib.
Bleib is not pronounced with an eee.
In the vowel combination ei the sound is long, and said the same way as the word ein or mein..long I.
Here is a site that has audio clips of the words...go down till you see bleiben...the normal, not command form of the word.
click play and hear it..you then just take the end off the word for the command version...bleiben minus the en = command form, bleib. http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/dings.cgi?lang=en&service=deen&opterrors=0&optpro=0&query=bleib&iservice=&comment=&email=
You can also type in other words and hear the correct pronunciation of them.
Thanks for the info. It looks like I have a January training resolution for myself.
Today's word is "wait"....
I believe it is "warten" pronouced "varten"?
And the final answer is.....
Edited by Dana Martin (01/20/2011 09:03 AM)
Edit reason: cause I can't spell
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Re: Training resolution - January
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lol
That's a pretty big difference.
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