12/22/24. Starts video from Joe (part of his hip replacement therapy) and go pro

 12/22/24. Starts 

#1 30 min age - Single Laid, no food on 1st leg, no food at start article, food at 17,40 on 2nd leg 


https://youtu.be/XWYXbokZu-0?feature=shared


https://youtu.be/VyY2kwM_CdY?feature=shared


#2 45 min age - single laid, no food on 1st leg, no food at start article, food at 17,40 on 2nd leg


https://youtu.be/Qogs-BXCTjE?feature=shared


https://youtu.be/P9I7WwOQHNM?feature=shared


#3 1 hour age- double laid, food at 15,30


https://youtu.be/agdQiZDVB6I?feature=shared


https://youtu.be/mv1w_xNSgoI?feature=shared


#4 1 hr 30 min - double laid, food at 10,20


https://youtu.be/seJasUMhuK8?feature=shared


https://youtu.be/HIrYI4D165I?feature=shared





Comments

  1. JudiDecember 22, 2024 at 12:35 PM

    I love the way you laid these—you totally set him up to learn. And he did. I suspect you also learned the value of patience—by holding your ground he searched and found, and his tracking behavior was pretty clear. Next time starts are in your rotation, maybe add 15” to each track….and then the time after that, repeat this. So push him a bit more, and then ‘reward’ him with younger. I am very happy with this. It did kinda look like he expected food drops at certain places on the first track—make note of that and make sure you aren’t setting patterns. He’s far enough along you can start saying, ‘no food first leg’ S_W_F_ second leg; one food drop third leg etc. So a leg with zero or 1 food drops followed by a pattern….and mix those up. And if that didn’t make sense, let me know.

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  2. Anne (Mila)December 28, 2024 at 4:45 PM

    Nice starts! Just a quick chime in that it looked good...though noticed with your husband's videos that your feet are sometimes "happy" when Dewey isn't tracking (so you see profile and it's not a turn) or he's not moving. I noticed it most in track #2 (see around 1:01 for example) and then a few times in #4. In track #3 you looked like you were working more at being still on those moments. Since I haven't seen these side videos before not sure if it's a habit or not, so mentioning here just in case.

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