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So I have registered for the Bridget Carlsen seminar for competitive obedience. I did this for three reasons: 1) I want to compete with Cash in obedience this fall 2) There are no obedience classes for me to go to on a regular basis here where I live (all are an hour drive or more) and 3) I want to become the best trainer I can. So I am registered and have been pretty excited about it. I have been working with Cash he is doing pretty well. BUT I am scared to death that I am in over my head. Before I registered for it I asked if there were any pre-requisits for the class and I was told no, so I went ahead and registered. I have just found out that some of the people that are going I know from a long time ago, I even worked for one. But they have all titled dogs in obedience and know (at least I think they do) so much more than I do. Was I wrong to have entered this seminar? Should I be worried? I tell myself I shouldn't be, but keep second guessing myself!
Thanks for listening!
So I have registered for the Bridget Carlsen seminar for competitive obedience. I did this for three reasons: 1) I want to compete with Cash in obedience this fall 2) There are no obedience classes for me to go to on a regular basis here where I live (all are an hour drive or more) and 3) I want to become the best trainer I can. So I am registered and have been pretty excited about it. I have been working with Cash he is doing pretty well. BUT I am scared to death that I am in over my head. Before I registered for it I asked if there were any pre-requisits for the class and I was told no, so I went ahead and registered. I have just found out that some of the people that are going I know from a long time ago, I even worked for one. But they have all titled dogs in obedience and know (at least I think they do) so much more than I do. Was I wrong to have entered this seminar? Should I be worried? I tell myself I shouldn't be, but keep second guessing myself!
Thanks for listening!