Yesterday, Guy returned to Top Dog for a refresher course in the flotation tank. He's not quite as thin as before, though his palpable bones are a shock to those who haven't seen him for a while. He can stand for about 15 seconds on his front paws, while his hindquarters still need plenty of support. When I straddlewalked him into Top Dog, as soon as he had an audience, he braced his front paws and stood proudly to show off.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
More training
Yesterday, Guy returned to Top Dog for a refresher course in the flotation tank. He's not quite as thin as before, though his palpable bones are a shock to those who haven't seen him for a while. He can stand for about 15 seconds on his front paws, while his hindquarters still need plenty of support. When I straddlewalked him into Top Dog, as soon as he had an audience, he braced his front paws and stood proudly to show off.
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How farouche!
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