u/wottele

Eurosuvi on läbi ja kohaliku liiga kolmas voor on täies hoos. Paide koduliigas üllatusmuna, Flora vahetas peatreenerit ja kaotas oma duublile, Transi hooaja alguses kaevatud auk on endiselt sügav ja Tammeka, hoolimata vahepealsest madalseisust, pusib esineliku piiril. Mida ootate ja ennustate hooaja teise poolde ning kas tuleb üllatusi? Praegune tabeliseis on järgnev:

#	Võistkond	M	V	V	K	VV	P
1.	Tallinna FCI Levadia	22	16	5	1	57:18	53
2.	Nõmme Kalju FC	23	13	5	5	43:18	44
3.	Tallinna FC Flora	21	13	0	8	42:24	39
4.	Paide Linnameeskond	22	10	6	6	34:29	36
5.	Tartu JK Tammeka	20	9	2	9	23:31	29
6.	Pärnu JK Vaprus	22	8	3	11	30:42	27
7.	FC Nõmme United	23	8	1	14	40:54	25
8.	Harju JK Laagri	23	8	1	14	33:40	25
9.	FC Kuressaare	23	7	3	13	25:38	24
10.	JK Narva Trans	23	5	2	16	18:51	17

Ise ootan Paidelt stabiilsust ja tasemetõusu ka koduliigas, Flora ja Kalju võiks olla püütavad. Kui ma ei eksi peaks mõlemaga 2 mängu veel ees olema.

Ennustaks, et Flora läbi liiga endale eurokohta ei kindlusta ning Trans otse välja ei lange.

Kunagi ammu oli selline asi olemas miks see ära lõpetati? Korvpallis lätlastega koos mängimine toimib suhteliselt hästi, kas jalgpallis ei võiks sarnast asja kaaluda? Või Vest on selle kunagi ära kaalunud ja otsustanud, et polegi vaja?

Minu silmis boonused:

- mängud erinevate vastastega sunnivad rohkem muutuseid taktikas

- rohkem kõrgetasemeliseid mänge

- mingi positiivne mõju fänni kultuurile (?)

Negatiivne

- kulukam

Ilmselgelt ma mingit süva-analüüsi pole teinud aga mis siinne kogukond asjast arvab?

tl;dr dog, little over 1 year, afraid of outdoors. No idea how to progress.

Previous post here but didn't gain much traction so trying again. We have a 30kg mixed breed rescue who's about 15 months old. He's been with us since last September, from age of 6-7 months. First home was most likely abusive and he was restrained from going outside.

Our first visits to the shelter, he was very distant and fearful but once he came home with us he accepted us in matter of days. We tried introducing to more people, slow and in neutral territory but with little luck - he's still wary of people and all together he has only truly accepted one person aside from me and my partner. There are a few people he doesn't park at and we've gotten to a point where during the late evening walks a single or a small quiet group of people don't freak him out.

Our main concern is that we're unable to walk him during the daytime. We do a walk at 6AM for about 30 minutes and he seems to enjoy that. Around lunch, he has a quick pee and then just panics at the side door of our apartment building. Evening walks are much like the morning ones but with higher change of the dog getting spooked by.. anything.

With dogs he's very reactive. About 100m away he'll start lunging, parking and all in all getting overly excited but I can't even start working on the reactivity as the fear of being outside (even with 0 people in sight) is too great.

We worked with a private trainer who specializes in reactive dogs and who runs a very successful program here but after about 3 months we came to an agreement that we're not doing enough progress to justify the cost for us. We've been keeping up with the exercises they left us with and the dog is still on meds (sertraline + Clonidine instead of gabagamma now). Outside of the city he seems to be doing better but we just recently went foraging for mushrooms and took him with us but the real outside forest was a bit too much for him as well - he got overloaded in about 20 minutes, stopped listening, taking snacks and even drinking water just pulling like a horse and bolting all over the place. It wasn't his first time in a forest, we have a country house we can visit a couple of days a month and he loves it there. Struts around with confidence but all that is gone the moment we leave.

Daily we live in an apartment building on a quiet street, but lots of dogs passing by. We also have a balcony that we've been trying to encourage him to use but i think the longest he ever spent out on a balcony was about 20s before he got spooked. He's not really food motivated, using cheese I can sort of get his attention but there's only so much cheese I feel comfortable feeding him

I think this roughly covers our day-to-day struggles and I'm just looking for any tips or resources on how to make the daily life of my guy easier on him. Right now we're doing "Look at That" tehnique combined with engage-disengage for about 6 months but that doesn't really help him with the general fear outside - or maybe it's not general and i just can't pinpoint the specific trigger..