[Kristen Cabe]

Here are two videos of Jak at ASR training. He didn't bark as much as he usually does - usually he's nonstop. This is his 2nd time biting the suit, and he was a little chewy on it, so I'm thinking we need to do more sleeve work fora little while, but feel free to tell me what you all think. Sorry it's dark; it was after 9:00 that night. I don't know how to lighten videos, if there is a way.

Click here to watch July-2206-Jak-sleeve-thrashing

Click here to watch July-2206-Jak-2nd-suit-bite

He actually carried the sleeve all the way once he got out of camera-view, and went all the way to the car with it without shaking it once, and even stood there holding it for about a minute once we got to the car. We were parked probably 30-40 yards away.

I want to thank Jerry and Matt (and the rest of the entourage at CSRA-ASR) for coming up and working with us. I think everyone had a good time, learned some things, and is looking forward to training for the next ASR competition!

 

[Jerry Lyda]

We thank you folks for having us. I hope there is a better understanding of what ASR is. Thanks again.

We talked about maybe going to different clubs or to clubs that are new and show them what ASR is. If anyone is interested in us coming let us know and we will work something out.

 

[jay lyda]

We are glad to help everyone out. Theres a lot of nice dogs in your club. I was impressed with your dog Jak, he's going to be a very nice dog; heck he's nice now! I had a blast working everyones dogs and I know Matt did too. I'd like to thank everyone for their hospitality and we can't wait until your club comes down to GA for some more great training.

 

[Kristen Cabe]

Thank you both for your compliments. I'm trying not to mess up too badly with him. He's such a natural; I think he knows more about what he's supposed to be doing than I do. :lol: