EssGrouse wrote:No lead or glove would of prevented this dog from creeping. The board did.
Not every 2 dogs are same!
Not sure why my last post didn't post correctly... Mods please delete that post. What I wanted to say was: Good on you for abandoning what didn't work and finding something that did. Too many folks hold onto tradition too tightly instead of finding a solution to the problem. Sometimes you gotta think outside the box (or in this case on top of it lol).
Crackerd was on track with what I wanted to say lol. Technical difficulties.
"If you train a young dog for momentum, precision will arrive. If you train for precision, demanding perfection, momentum will depart." - Rex Carr
The confusing bit is that there were two Col. Badcock dog trainers. G.H. and G.M. I don't know which of them wrote the book, about a hundred years ago, and had a chapter explaining how to use squares of canvas for the same thing. He wouldn't get much exposure nowadays as he also had a chapter on how to whip a dog properly.
DesO'Neile wrote:The confusing bit is that there were two Col. Badcock dog trainers. G.H. and G.M. I don't know which of them wrote the book, about a hundred years ago, and had a chapter explaining how to use squares of canvas for the same thing. He wouldn't get much exposure nowadays as he also had a chapter on how to whip a dog properly.
Ouch!
"If you train a young dog for momentum, precision will arrive. If you train for precision, demanding perfection, momentum will depart." - Rex Carr
DesO'Neile wrote:The confusing bit is that there were two Col. Badcock dog trainers. G.H. and G.M. I don't know which of them wrote the book, about a hundred years ago, and had a chapter explaining how to use squares of canvas for the same thing. He wouldn't get much exposure nowadays as he also had a chapter on how to whip a dog properly.
Goldarnit - I was about to take out a patent on it and call it ' stump training'. Lol.
There's a rabbit dummy in the shadow of the tree behind photogenic dog. You can't fail to notice if she's done the cocker creep!
Surely you can explain place training better than myself