OKAY, SO TODAY WE ARE LEARNING

Okay, so today we are learning how to roll over. This is something that she has never done before. Okay, get your dog in a down. Then I'm going to take a treat, stick it between my index finger and thumb, and then turn her head. Ideally, we don't want that butt shuffle. Let's see how this goes. She then proceeded to booty scoot every which way. Maybe you try the other way. Some dogs are just more comfortable rolling in a particular direction. Yes. See how her body twists. Yes. Good puppy. Um, also found keeping my hand a lot lower, I'm moving very slowly, has better luck. Yes. Good girl. Yeah, once she's on her back, she gets the rest of whatever's in my hand. That is the position which pays. We're going for the roll over this time. Oh, we got it. Nice. Down. Once they are booty popped, we are just gonna drag this hand over. Yeah. Good girl. We're gonna do one more and then we're gonna end the session for today. We want a better foundation. Down. Roll over. Yes. You see how my lure starts to transform into a gesture? Roll over. Oh, wow. Some break dancing. Nice. Roll over. Graceful. I'm switching to my other Belgian Malinois to finish the tutorial. Astrid the dog. I got to the booty pop, like. So what we're going to do is continue that. Head towards the back. Shoulders go towards the back. I come out in front, and then lure towards the Chaosmas tree in the corner. Down over the top, shoulder down. To the Chaosmas tree. Nice. Now it's time to start fading that lure. Now, he's not gonna get any food until he's complete. Yes. With success, my lure is going to become more distant. Yes. And at this stage, he's pretty consistent. So we can name it. Roll over. Yes. You see how my lure starts to transform into a gesture? Roll over. Oh, wow. Some break dancing. Nice. Roll over.