@Melanie Bourguignon good idea. I add distractions when the hover behavior is solid but never food because we teach them to follow food in our hand. Distraction can be our movement etc If you have extra time try the coin exercise with us. It won’t affect your other training. I’d be super interested to see what she does when you stand up straight and don’t put food in her face or next to hide. I predict she’ll absolutely nail it first round 😊

@Fiona Austin these are so lovely 🥰 With Lexie if she starts rushing try and slow down. Wait for the perfect hover and then throw the treat right at the coin. If she offers down or paw completely ignore her. She reminds me of Frank a lot and when I rush they pick up even more speed and start offering stuff. Couple of really nice reps there and I love your treat placement. It makes it very clear that no matter how many times she looks at you the treat will always be near the coin. Coady the golden child haha. Solid duration there and very clear I love it. I think he’s definitely close enough but I see what you mean by the beard haha. He needs a little man bun 😆 Great work Fiona it’s lovely to see you back

@Fiona Austin ohh fun! I really suck at team sports haha I used to roller skate when younger and it’s great fun. Do dogs go with you? That’s a great idea to have a challenge to mix it up ☺️

@Fiona Austin haha fair enough. Maybe in the future! 😊

Some very nice sniffs here! The ending is delightful! 🤩 She got it! 👑

@Linh Tran nice work! 🤩 He definitely understands the assignment! Kong = delicious treatos

@Fiona Austin love it so so much. So excited to have you guys back and can’t wait to see all the adventures 😍

@Priscilla Vela welcome! So glad to have Milo and Cooper join us. 🐾🙌🏻 I had a reactive dog and scentwork did wonders for her. I’m so excited to see how it goes for your team. They are gorgeous! How old are they?