Week 2 Example of What a Training Sheet Might Look Like

 Here is the link where you might be able to share my work book (It is Microsoft 365 Excel).

ButterTrainingLog.xlsx

I will email you a copy of the PDF document.

Here is what the file might look like (I would use gridlines):

SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesday
Exercises both Behavioral and Training:1/26/251/13/251/14/251/15/251/16/251/17/251/18/251/19/251/20/251/21/251/22/25
Sit on The Dog (30 min every other  day)
Long Place (30 minutes every other day)
Sits First Command (Goal 5 min or Less)
Circle Sit Stays (Goal 7 minutes or less)
Send to Place (Goal 5 minutes or Less)
Circle Place (Goal 7 minutes or less)
Heel and Auto Sit (10 minutes or less)
Let's Go (10 minutes or Less)
Attention to Name (5 minutes or less)
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