Im ready to kick my base across the yard. This session my teeter base collapsed once and fell over twice. Not okay. On top of that my boards that I duct taped to one end to make the board tip more slowly were coming untaped. Of course! My life.
Angry explaination done. I replaced the table which was about 15-18" with some pvc dog walk supports which are about 13". CeCe doesn't seem to mind the change but she is coming in too fast to stick her contact sometimes. I did a mini 4-on session since I was tired of putting the teeter back in place from it falling over and she definitely understands it. Looks like she's offering the touch thing which we had worked on a coupld months ago. Interesting she has remembered since I'm using a different command. Ultimately she is offering me a combo of her 2o2o and her moving touch behavior.
Do you have any sand bags you could put on the teeter base to hold it steady? Heck, you don't even need tunnel bags -- You could just go out and buy a couple small bags of play sand for about $5 and throw them on it.
ReplyDeleteAnd I also tried duct taping weight to my teeter (a book, in my case!) and sadly, it doesn't hold. Stupid duct tape, I thought it was supposed to work for everything! I think screwing it on is the only thing that will work.