Hello,
Since the end of the season I've not been doing much with the youngster - just a 2 or 3 short session a week, but we have had some cracking sessions - sharp on the stop whistle, taking direction nicely and generally being on the money. Has anyone else got experience of less is more / a break being really beneficial?
Cheers,
Paul
Taking a break
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cjaus
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Re: Taking a break
Quite often you hear on the forum....."Less is more" or "Little and often"
And i totally agree with the little and often...its working for me
And i totally agree with the little and often...its working for me



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Everything's Rosie
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Re: Taking a break
I'm hoping that's true. Rosie's just come into heat in the last few days and I think a complete break in training for the duration will be just what we need at the moment.
Don't think she could have timed it better.
But I find it very strange being out without a dog. I'm a bit 'lost' now....too much time on me hands
and my Weimer can only go for ten mins at a time now cos he's an OAP
Don't think she could have timed it better.
But I find it very strange being out without a dog. I'm a bit 'lost' now....too much time on me hands
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Breezybrook
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Re: Taking a break
I sometimes introduce a two week break in a young dogs training. I find that the dog comes back into training refreshed and keen to learn.
It works wonders!
It works wonders!