So excited!

I found some Elkhounds online (I think maybe through google.com) that did agility, otherwise I probably never would have thought of it for Loki. I think he's really going to have a great time with it. He loves to run and he's pretty good follow directions that I give him. We'll see! []

It was very informative for me, to say the least. Tootsie is not quite as socialized as I thought. At playtime all the dogs were playing, chasing, sniffing, etc...having a ball and heres Tootsie sitting by herself against the wall, watching.When it came to the sit, down, walk on the leash, etc... she exceled. I'm so glad corgis are smart.She had the best recall of the whole class. Everyone was so impressed. I was secretly thinking, of course she'll come tearing back to me, she can't stand being away from me.The trainer, Deborah, said that Tootsie has a little separation anxiety, when it comes to me. Tell me something I don't know[]By the second playtime, she was at least walking around. So all in all I thought it went well and I think every week will get better. She already has her homework down for next week. Sit, down, back to sit, stand and treat. All one motion.I think I was just as tired as she was.It was a bit of a let down for me that shes not as perfect as I thought she was. Looking forward to next week, I'll for sure keep everyone posted!

Tiffy,
I always feel the same way when one of my guys doesn't behave "perfectly". But it sounds like Tootsie did really well. You got the hard training stuff down and she doesn't sound unfriendly at all, so I'll bet the socialization part will come pretty easily.

Thanks for the support!