its pretty cool. i really enjoy the walks, one because I know my GSD is lovin it and two the scenery is always changing, always bird life around, plenty of ducks, plenty of rabbits and depending on the time of day there's always a family of roo's kicking about. if we go towards sun down there's hundreds of roo's in our estate, dont see many in the middle of the day though

got my second lesson coming up this weekend, looking foward to the new challenges to be set

Hope you enjoy it.

Any pics or vids?

of the training? no defo not, i dont think my trainer would like that. pics or vids of simba not yet, very hard to make him sit still. ill try and get one over the weekend and upload it

sorry didnt get any pics or vids this weekend, hardly stopped raining and simba is covered in mud at the moment, ill try and get one this weekend if it isnt raining as much.

had our second lesson yesterday, went really well. started working on drop and covered some areas about keeping his mind active during the day when we are all at work. next ones in a weeks time.

didnt have a training session this weekend but spent allot of time with Simba.

got a question. if im patting him, and he tries to put my hand in his mouth all the time, does it mean anything in particular? he's not trying to bit me i know that but still strange

I think it's just a puppy thing, but best to stop it. Good that Simba has a soft mouth but this is a good opportunity to teach that any contact with teeth is unacceptable with a human.

Sounds like your hard work is paying off. Well done.

thanks for the kinds words

any suggestions on how to put a stop to the mouth in hand thing?

I would pretend it's sore, squeal and anything positive that might e happening at the time stops for a minute.

It sounds like the bite inhibition is good, you just need to stop the mouthing now.