I am such a techy luddite, I take forever to figure out how to post a video. Not sure even this is correct. If it is, this is a video from a few weeks ago that shows Roper's enthusiasm if not much skill at Frisbee. We are working on some tricks. I just had a thought the other day that we need some "non-disc" tricks to start our routine off with and
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Wonderdogs has freestyle (dance) classes near Corvallis. I think maybe someone teaches it at My Dog's Gym in Salem. Pup-A-Razzi holds freestyle classes sometimes, but it looks like they don't have any scheduled right now. They do have a Tricks class starting up in November. Maybe that would give you some ideas for moves to incorporate into your routine? See http://www.pup-a-razzi.com/specialized-dog-training.html Do you use music for your routines? One thing that struck me in your video was how flat and level you keep your back when you bend over for the frisbees. Since Roper is small and light (at least compared to your other dogs!) maybe you can incorporate some moves where he vaults on/off your back? Another move that looks good (to me, anyway) is where handler rotates one direction (e.g., clockwise) while the dog circles the other (e.g.
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I've been trying to get Roper up on my back, it's hard to teach alone. We work on it inside on rainy days. I think that he will get it eventually. People with bigger dogs than mine have them vaulting off them all sorts of ways. It takes the "jump on me" to a whole next level! I think the trick class sounds interesting. Thanks
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How many frisbees do you have in play in that video? Roper is frisbee rich!!!!
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