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Cease the fixing. She flares because your leash pressure is at a diagonal angle, not straight up (remember your right elbow goes to the sky when you fo a Sit Correction and you are NOT doing that so your leash pressure is schewed). Go look again at the Post, "Homework Week 4: How to fix a flared Sit using left hand turn mechanics". You have inadvertently trained her to 'flare' and now you need to retrain her NOT to flare. That is done with the left trin mechanic. Yes, you can do this right there on the porch where you are working.
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ReplyDeleteCease the fixing. She flares because your leash pressure is at a diagonal angle, not straight up (remember your right elbow goes to the sky when you fo a Sit Correction and you are NOT doing that so your leash pressure is schewed). Go look again at the Post, "Homework Week 4: How to fix a flared Sit using left hand turn mechanics". You have inadvertently trained her to 'flare' and now you need to retrain her NOT to flare. That is done with the left trin mechanic. Yes, you can do this right there on the porch where you are working.
ReplyDeleteOK. I thought I had inadvertently done something. Ugh!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know.