Saturday, January 15, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
Cameron's Training Report 1/13/11
I got Cameron's first training report yesterday and I also got his IFT picture! I was super excited when I found his picture in the mail, unfortunately, I will have to wait until tomorrow or another day to post it. It will be soon. His training report goes a little something like this:
TRAINING REPORT | ||
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DOG: Cameron | Tattoo: 3N09 | Date: Jan. 13, 2011 |
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Training Phase: Phase 1 |
++ - exceeding expectations + - meeting expectations W=working on
Accepts harness | + |
Forward | + |
Straight line concept | + |
Left | + |
Right | + |
Down curbs | + |
Up curbs |
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Clearances |
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Traffic |
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Indoor mall |
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Off curb Travel |
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Left, Left |
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Right, Right |
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Stairs |
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Escalators |
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Underfootings | + |
Food scavenging |
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Obedience | + |
Distractions: |
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Scent |
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People |
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Small animal |
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Dog |
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Children |
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Kennel behavior | + |
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
New News
I got some really great news today about Cameron....he passed his hip X-Rays!!!! I am so excited and proud. I have been so worried that he wouldn't knowing that it is out of my control either way, but as a puppy raiser, you can't help but feeling that way. He and two others have passed (one of whom is his sister), one dog is still pending on his hips, and there is a list of 8 dogs who will be Career Changed (another of his sisters is on this list).
The ones who are Career Changed will be evaluated for the Paws for Patriots program, which means that they can go to a veteran who are either visually impaired or need assistance otherwise based on that student's needs. It will still be nice for these dogs to have a job in life. I wish all of these dogs well in their adventures doing whatever it was meant for them to do in life.
Will blog again soon when I get more information,
Cameron's mom
The ones who are Career Changed will be evaluated for the Paws for Patriots program, which means that they can go to a veteran who are either visually impaired or need assistance otherwise based on that student's needs. It will still be nice for these dogs to have a job in life. I wish all of these dogs well in their adventures doing whatever it was meant for them to do in life.
Will blog again soon when I get more information,
Cameron's mom
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