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Originally uploaded by trent shepherd.
Trent captured Dusty and I discussing how we were going to handle the flock - left up to her she would only go anticlockwise.
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2 comments:
Nice pics. If you're trying to get Dusty to go clockwise in this shot, you might have more luck holding the stick in the other (left hand) and directing it in front of her face to actually block her.
In this pic it looks like you are directing the pressure at her shoulder, which will push her out wider and faster, rather than blocking her to change direction.
This was part of the drill where she went anti-clockwise for a lap and I then changed hands as you say, and sent her back the other way.
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