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Derby Tup Sep 2018 3:29pm, 1 Sep 2018 26,775 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup
Rosehip Sep 2018 11:13pm, 1 Sep 2018 10,876 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip Ralph bagged Blencathra today, and then after sleeping through the drive to and from Carlisle, demanded an evening walk and ballgame. He's snoring loudly now though.
Mazlin Sep 2018 8:00am, 2 Sep 2018 5,391 posts	Quote Pin Mazlin I had to remove a load of frozen chicken livers from the freezer yesterday to make space...which means I’ll have make liver cake later. Yuk. I hope Rory appreciates it. (He won’t...)
Derby Tup Sep 2018 8:10am, 2 Sep 2018 26,788 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Dogs love liver cake (we use to oven dry treats too) but the smell is rank. The treats were yum mind
Helegant Sep 2018 5:44pm, 2 Sep 2018 5,739 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Jet will do anything he can imagine to win liver cake treats.
BaronessBL Sep 2018 2:34pm, 3 Sep 2018 7,313 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL We returned to an agility class today having not done agility on a regular basis for quite some time. I'm glad BaronBR came with me because he was able to see what a little porker Wanda has turned into (not through my doing although the trainer made a sympathetic murmur about spayed bitches often putting on a bit of weight...) Anyway bless her the course was the hardest she (or indeed I) has ever done and it was a relatively hot day and she did everything - only making mistakes that were my fault when I wasn't clear with my directions. She was tired by the end of the class and is flat out asleep now. On a diet from now on and working on her fitness I think if we are going to continue at the end of this 4 week course!
LazyDaisy Sep 2018 3:20pm, 3 Sep 2018 23,760 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy I've strongly suggested to son2 that the new BC might enjoy agility classes. Flossie and I were completely hopeless
Helegant Sep 2018 10:16pm, 3 Sep 2018 5,742 posts	Quote Pin Helegant As you know I'm a fan of agility classes, or indeed anything that makes the dog think. I'm a bit of a fan of thinking too but that's for bloggage. The great thing about our agility is that it exercises Jet and myself physically and mentally. Jet always has a recovery nap afterwards. A tired dog... etc
Mazlin Sep 2018 10:35pm, 3 Sep 2018 5,407 posts	Quote Pin Mazlin Part of Rory's entry into the 'most frustrating dog in the South' contest is that I think he'd really love agility, but he can't focus enough to do it. Or possibly, it's all a bit much so he employs all his displacement techniques in the manner of a small boy who's poking the person next to him to hide the fact he doesn't understand his maths.
D2 Sep 2018 11:06pm, 3 Sep 2018 10,878 posts	Quote Pin D2 I feel such empathy with you about Rory especially your comment about displacement techniques! As yet I have not been brave enough to record how me and him (that's Indi not your Rory) are getting on in our path towards KC Gold... I fear the path will be long, its certainly been winding.