Small Spaces: Run Both Sides
24 Feb 2012
I’ve created an exercise from my class course at For Your K9 for working on a bunch of skills: 270s Mr Peabody in UKC Bloodlines MagazineHandling 270 Degree Jump SequencesBack Side Entry to 270/Training Opportunity - Video270 Degree Jump Sequence, Threadles Mary Ellen Barry on Threadle HandlingSingle Sided Threadle HandlingThe Connection Between Threadles and Back SidesTraditional Threadle HandlingThreadle Sequence, and Jump Wraps Jump Wrap Handling - With VideoJump Wrap Handling TipsJump Wrap/Wrap. Of course, you have to cue in a timely fashion or you’ll send your dog to one of the off course obstacles. The course setup is kind of tight, in case you only have a little space, if you have more space spread the jumps out for a different set of challenges.
Here are some challenges for you when working on this course:
- Handle 1, 2, 3 without a Lead Out; you can't pass jump 2.
- Handle 1 and 2 with the dog on your left and again on your right.
- Turn from 6 to 7 with a Front Cross Learning the Front Cross - VideoFront Cross and again with a Rear Cross Learning the Rear CrossRear Cross, one of my speedy handlers got a clean Blind Cross...
- Handle 8-10 with the dog on your left and again on your right.
- Great opportunity for a Single Sided Threadle while rotating forward to go from 14 to 15.
Hope you try it and have fun!
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