The name of our bus was "Lily".
Our single criteria
C/T any volunteered Sit or Down
while the bus was moving
We used Go Ahead getting on the bus
A new 3-minute behavior for Rooster and Nad.
We asked each dog to Sit Stay at the top of the steps
while we got off the bus ahead of them
and then recalled them to us.
Rooster voluntarily carried his leash down the steps.
This was the first trip of the morning for our bus.
Only 5 people shared it with us.
We sat on the bench seats at the very back.
Before our next bus trip
we want the following behaviors:
Go Ahead
not only to enter the bus but to then precede us up the aisle
People Zen
no sniffing people as we pass them
Sit Stay
on a single cue
Vested time
(Distance work)
and Non Vested time
(CGC behaviors)
Distance work
This picture is for Beth!
Honorary Training Assistant, Marilyn
Marilyn really got In the Game and directed traffic around us
while we experimented with the turnstiles.
Cathy introduces Rooster to the musician
(Jan is putting money IN, not taking money out!)
Rooster and Nad enjoyed the music.
Do you remember Sue's story about Stitch and the stuffed bear in the RCMP suit?
Well, that was Lily and the saxophonist.
Don't know if she was barking at him or at his music.
But we worked threshold with her
needing to move all the way across the paved area to the grass on the other side
until she was comfortable and could look and listen quietly.
It took about 5 minutes to work our way this close.
We will return to "stalk" the saxophonist until he becomes Lily's
newest best friend.
Stay tuned for further photos!
*Another public lesson learned
Getting permission before phtographing strangers
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