Comment which one you would rather have and then post another for the next person. Labrador or Golden Retriever?

Aster has been doing a lot of enforced resting, which luckily for her is extremely easy. I don't know how people with incredibly high drive dogs manage in these situations. I remember seeing a post by the ModernMalinois guy (I really loved his content but I don't think he does much anymore which is a shame) on his training of rest days which he builds into his schedule as a must. I got to say I have it easy, although she is still trying to play and get excited when I stand up to stretch or go for a wander between working... We've done a few very low energy reps of leash pop focus and indications and whatnot, which has been good. I have also looked up and contacted a couple of physios as I would like to have Aster looked at more routinely. I spent a long time last night just giving her a good massage myself, using some fascial release work on her hind leg and around her hindquarters. She absolutely loved it, loads of yawns and squidgy eyed looks. A lot of muscle twitching happening and "disco leg" - quite a lot going on. I also did some tail pulls/bounces as I think this is a very tight area for her too. She is definitely better today on it today. We have a way to go but she's putting more weight on it. I really hope she is OK for the meet up this weekend!

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So sorry not to make the meet this evening! Now feel like I missed out! Fill me in if you can! I was cooking with my daughter and making tea for everyone to catch up! My focus has been the little things, someone said what you allow/put up with is your standard and it made me think about the little things! So we are working on not bouncing at the cupboard when I get her food in the morning! I tend to put up with the bounce as she then lies on the floor while I make her meal! Instead we are getting the down straight away rather than after bouncing! If she bounces the food goes back and we try again in a few minutes. When someone knocks on the door she has to get on the bottom step and stay there. I’m sharpening up not moving until released even if it’s one of the kids coming in! She’s pretty good but sometimes moves before I say and I’ve not been as strict as I could be! We will be picking a few things and focusing on sharpening the manners!