Walking the Dog
About six weeks ago (which goes to show how often I post), Maria and I got a dog, a yellow lab mix, Emmy, from Rudy's Rescue.
Although Emmy is a joy to have, we still had some growing pains with her and wanted to improve our own knowledge of dog training, so we have been working through Dogs At Your Feet training, which is excellent.
Here was the route that we walked tonight (3.5mi in roughly an hour, but the sidewalks are not cleared from ice or snow). I tried to hit all of the vertices (but missed Crittenden & Mt. Hope) and edges (but missed many more) without retracing my steps (which I didn't technically do because of sidewalk on both sides of the road, but still didn't do well).
Although Emmy is a joy to have, we still had some growing pains with her and wanted to improve our own knowledge of dog training, so we have been working through Dogs At Your Feet training, which is excellent.
Here was the route that we walked tonight (3.5mi in roughly an hour, but the sidewalks are not cleared from ice or snow). I tried to hit all of the vertices (but missed Crittenden & Mt. Hope) and edges (but missed many more) without retracing my steps (which I didn't technically do because of sidewalk on both sides of the road, but still didn't do well).