I know it's the "Roxy factor" but I am already worrying about how short of a life she will have. Hopefully I can get over that to a certain extent, at least not worry about it consciously as I do now.
We've been training some over the last week but it's hard to do much when it continues to be HOT. Or more accurately, HUMID. What a stretch. Dewpoints 65-75 for over a week. Maybe over two weeks.
But the little I've done has continued to go well. She fell/jumped off the mini-dog walk once. That's a good thing, I want her to learn how to fall off while it's low. She might not be a mudder. That is, if we show outside in the rain, I don't think she is going to be a willing participant. She really hates the rain at this point. But she might be a good... what... heater? ;-) Shasta is showing me that she can work focused and with normal drive in the heat.
A post or two ago I mentioned how fast she does this short little sequence that she is comfortable with because we've done it a number of times. Here is a 20 second video of it.
She looks great and I appreciate your ideas and videos -- sharing is a good thing :)
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