#and she did it in probably about 60 or 70 reps in one session
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i hope i never stop being amazed at the power of latent learning, like wow how cool is it to practice something a little bit, take a long break so it can sink in, and then return and do it beautifully??? amazing phenomenal and so so cool
#dogblr#dog training#i feel that i have gotten soooo much better at 'ending on a good note' instead of pushing for another perfect rep#i catch myself more often and quit while we're ahead#anyway this is specifically about my beautiful dogs#i was watching a reel of this persom teaching a 5mo border collie to wrap jumps#and she did it in probably about 60 or 70 reps in one session#and i was thinking that it would take me at least 10 or 15 sessions with rory because i can get maaaaaybe 5 reps of any behaviour#before shes like nah this sucks#but the coolest thing about training brittanies is just#you do your 3 or 4 reps and quit#and you come back a week later and they GET it#its like they need a long time to process it#but they WILL process it in your time off#anyway shes doing a really decent baby freestack in a front position#we practiced it once two weeks ago and then returned to it today and she nailed it#i tried to video but of course it did not work#storal of the mory: i love a dog that constantly humbles me in this specific way#im glad this was a brittany thing and not just a mav thing because i love training in this way
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