It's definitely good to know what needs proofing, but this really was crazy. It wasn't just not listening, she was totally uncomfortable. Not freaking out, but teetering on the edge, and I really didn't like seeing that. I've never seen her like that and I was trying all the distractions I could think of. She wanted to go back to the truck, but I wasn't going to let her do that. I kept trying to do familiar things: sit, down, front just to keep her busy, but she just kept looking up all over the sky & the trees. She didn't like it, unlike chasing the ravens. I swear all I can think to describe it is if one of us saw a UFO in broad daylight, we'd be terrified but at the same time mesmerized and at the same time want to hide but not lose sight of it.
She did eventually quit looking for it after it didn't come back for a while, and did some quiet heeling exercises with the group, so alls well that ends well.