My training session is now 9:15 pm – 9:45 pm because of COVID. We only have three students and one instructor. Students wait outside for their turn. This is not my “energy” time of the day, but we have no choice in this matter. So, Brody and I do some play games to get us both active and energized just before our turn. It is hard to go to bed, because Brody is really active after training! At least it is only one night a week.
I understand, I used to struggle with night classes because I’d drive an hour, train, and then get home around 10:30 pm and it’s hard to unwind, plus the dog is tanked up with water and needs out a bit more.
My training session is now 9:15 pm – 9:45 pm because of COVID. We only have three students and one instructor. Students wait outside for their turn. This is not my “energy” time of the day, but we have no choice in this matter. So, Brody and I do some play games to get us both active and energized just before our turn. It is hard to go to bed, because Brody is really active after training! At least it is only one night a week.
I understand, I used to struggle with night classes because I’d drive an hour, train, and then get home around 10:30 pm and it’s hard to unwind, plus the dog is tanked up with water and needs out a bit more.
Very important point! Its always good to push yourself a bit, but 30 hours on your feet and then agility??? Not good for you or your dog.