Hi Mark,

I'm quite unsure, if I should have kept her barking longer. In the beginning it was difficult to make her bark more than two or three times. Finally it seemed to me enough, how she is doing it now and added the Quiet. But probably it would have been better to work even more on duration?

Thanks

Christina

Nice rhythmic bark Christina! Good job.

I always love to hear praise, so thanks a lot, Cathy. I also love to hear critics, especially from more experienced people. Do not hesitate, whenever you see mistakes or something lacking etc.

Watching your vid, I noticed, I should also have stood up, change spot, position etc.

Have you already recieved the lab results about Asia?

FC!

Christina

Great job Christina!!!

Really nice work with getting Slippie to bark in duration, and great job incorporating the quiet into the barking.

I like how you built up Slippie with barking for a while, before incorporating the quiet.  The whole session had a great flow to it, and I actually didn't mind that you we're sitting at all.  Because it is working, lets run with it!

Only thing I would try to do is to slowly take away your head movements to cue the barking.  You can do this over the next couple weeks.

Again, great work!

Mark

I'm totally amazed, Mark! I thought, I' had run the risk to fix Slippie on this picture, when I'm always sitting. But when she is ready, I can try to add another position.

To gradually take away my head movements will be no problem, as it hurts anyway my neck, when doing it to long.

Thanks!!

Christina