Lok has been in flyball for about 8 weeks or so. He adores it! But last time, he knocked over two jumps--like, ran into the jump standards at full speed and sent them flying. Not good. :( I may have to take him out of it. We'll see how he does next week.
Jun is finally back to where she was three weeks ago in flyball. She regressed for a bit and started trying to play fetch with the box loader (or anybody standing on the sidelines) again. Last time, she was back to business, running the full course again! Good dog!
This week Jun starts level 3 obedience. I'm going to work Lok for 15 minutes or so and then Jun will get the rest of the class. I'm finding that the more I challenge her, the more she stays focused in class. When she gets bored, she goofs off. She's is doing excellent with her heelwork! Pivots both ways, sidepasses, backs up in heel position! She is so much fun to work with!
Lok
My first dog, my blind dog. We love each other even though we don't always understand each other. Lok teaches me to accept and appreciate others for who they are. He gives me everything he has to give all the time. He makes me a better person.
Jun
Beauty AND brains all in one. Hearing is not required to take over the world and Jun prefers to be addressed as Goddess of the Universe. She is a workaholic, but also lazy, and prefers to do things the eas---I mean the "efficient" way. If dogs needed lawyers, Jun would be one. She will find the loophole in any rule. She keeps me on my toes. One is either training Jun or being trained by Jun (or both) ALL the time.
Elo
My tri-pawed cattle dog, who finally convinced me to let him stay. Definitely NOT a border collie. He is fiercely loyal and protective, affectionate and cuddly. He makes me happy and keeps me laughing all the time.
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