CJ Barrett Webboard User Reg: 04-19-2009
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Ok Jamie, I watched that like 4 times and I see what you did there. I’ve been working on this with Echo for a couple of months now and we’re just not making a lot of headway. I’ve got him going through twice before a reward (he’s a foodie) but we’re doing it all wrong. You’re goose stepping!!
I think you’ve just shown us the way. Can’t wait to try this tomorrow. The baby’s fast asleep or I’d have him marching down the hall with me now.
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Yeah, did you see how she does that. She actually looks quite distinguished compared to our antics. But it's not the knee's bent, octagon type opening we need to get them through, we need to lift our legs... like the Germans do. I've seen that step in old movies.
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Thanks for all the kind comments
When you're stepping around doing the weaving try to encourage your dog to push through your legs like weave poles, that way you don't have to do these HUUUUUUGE steps that throw you off balance. Especially those of you with bigger dogs, let your dog keep you balanced as you've got you leg off the ground. It also makes the weaves muuuuuch faster....and i want your videos....mwahahahahahaha
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I’ve been working on this with Echo for a couple of months now and we’re just not making a lot of headway. I’ve got him going through twice before a reward (he’s a foodie) but we’re doing it all wrong. You’re goose stepping!! 
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But it's not the knee's bent, octagon type opening we need to get them through, we need to lift our legs... like the Germans do. I've seen that step in old movies.
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