Showing posts with label hand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand. Show all posts
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Handstand Trick Progression
Dhali working on his handstand/back up trick. I think he might actually get this trick! He's doing really, really well. We had a break through yesterday and he realized what I wanted when I said 'back'. He's quick, so I have to pay attention.
I wasn't very hopefully for Tibby to get this trick, but I think Dhali might get very soon! Tonight I tried moving next to him (instead of having him in front of me), but that was too confusing to him. So I tried having him back up from between my legs. He understood that a lot better. Little steps! But he is so rewarding to train! I love it! And he loves it too, so that makes it even more fun!
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Hands Free Leash Review + Giveaway
Tibby and I tried out a neat leash today. It's a hands-free leash from lilydc.
Lily started making these leashes, because she jogs and hikes with her dog Dotty.
She also makes some beautiful tumbled glass pendants - check them out here!~
Tibby and I tried out the leash 2 different ways - first we took a long walk. I wrapped the leash around my waist, snapped the buckle and we were off! Easy!
It was a very windy day and I was able to walk along with my hands in my pockets. Tibby trotted along and I had warm hands - win win! Another benefit of this lilydc hands-free leash, I didn't have to worry about the leash slipping out of my hands, when Tibby got excited about someone walking toward us. She was attached to me, so she wasn't going any where! This was especially nice when Tibby decided to chase some leaves as we were crossing the highway. She tried to dash off, but she didn't get too far!
Next, we used the leash for a training session. This lilydc hands-free leash really simplified training. It was easy to have my clicker in one hand and the treats in the other hand. I didn't have to worry about the leash at all! It was also easy to adjust the leash from a walking/hiking length to a shorter training length.
See! It's great for training!
Here is a video to show you how easy it is to train with a hand-free leash. It would be perfect for training loose leash walking.
This lilydc hands-free leash is made out of a nylon strap measuring 8 feet 8 inches long. It has a swivel bolt snap hook and a durable plastic buckle.
Guess what?!? You can win this leash!
To win this leash you must leave a comment with 2 things:1 - Go to lilydc's store.
Look for the breed of dog she has modeling her leash. That's Lilly's cute dog Dotty!
2 - Then leave a comment on this post with your answer and your e-mail address.
I will have Tibby pick a winner on Monday!
International readers are welcome to enter! We love ALL our readers!!
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For this giveaway I will allow entries from Tibby's facebook page.
However, in the future:
Tis' the season for giveaways and to simplify things as the year ends I will only count entries from the blog post page.
Disclosure: I did not receive any financial compensation for this post. All opinions are my own and uninfluenced by anyone else. I received a free product to facilitate my review, but that did not affect my opinion.
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