Busy night tracking
Since River has done long tracks the last two days, today she got a motivational track. Altogether it was 270 meters and 2 hours old. But it had some fun stuff - stairs up to a roadway, and then a small uphill leg to another parking lot.
Tonight River was very excited and she ran her track with no issues at all! It was a good night for her. Here is her map. It started at the right and ended at the left (west). It was dry and warm to boot!
PS Notice - no turn at any building corners, AND the article is AFTER the corner of the building. I pat myself on the back, haha (see the post below)...
While River's was aging, I laid a track for Caden. I didn't put in too much hard surface but because of two soccer games, had to use what veg I could find at the College. His track starts at the top (North) and goes right, then turns south and comes back around. It looks like a closed in box which I normally don't care for, but after it aged, and because he is so nose down, it presented no issues for him.
I wish I had brought my camera tonight. Caden was really good at keeping his nose down and working out the track. I tried not to let him rush, and also to prevent circling at a few missed pieces of bait. He was DEAD ON. His track was 320 meters and one hour old. The age was an accident, I don't know where the time went! But he was excellent. He is quite an exciting dog to track with.
Category Article Beginners tracking, Caden, River, tracking maps, urban tracking, Urban Tracking Training Journals
