Hope you had fun!

Ours will do many, many things, including advanced algebra, brain surgery and cook a mean souffle if they see a treat. If there's no treat, they pretend I'm from a different planet and speaking a strange language they don't understand.

So if you are using treats, start weaning her from a treat for every sit or whatever, to every second one, every third one, and then randomly (if you can resist those eyes, that is )

B&S know their names, come, sit, do a bit of a stay, walk well on lead, retrieve (Buffy does, Schnaggles waits for her and steals the ball ...). They aren't big on the drop - it's taking ages.

Last night we graduated from puppy school to obedience and we went for an excursion to the primary school to do some exercises. Well, it was our turn to go on a long lead and do some 'come' exercises when Buffy was distracted. She was great until a really cute guy rode past on his bike, and she wouldn't come and we both looked silly! On the way back she did a sit-down protest and wouldn't move, so the others had already gone and the guy comes back and sees me all by myself with my black and tan terror. I just said that we were the dunces!

Back to the topic, you can practice all the commands in different situations and with different distractions