“Corner training”?

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Springfield Pointers
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Re: “Corner training”?

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Jelinga wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 7:41 pm I have heard of 'kettle training' which means you train the dog while the kettle is boiling!!!!
Hell! And some people think electric collars are brutal!
Stacia
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Re: “Corner training”?

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:-D
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Re: “Corner training”?

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You just need a very long lead - for the kettle.
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Re: “Corner training”?

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I am either a slow trainer or have a very hot stove. I need more time.
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Re: “Corner training”?

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trekmoor wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:37 pm Bogtrotter .....are you sure your translation from Swedish to English is correct ?

Wullie
Well, both the English and Swedish versions refer to “corner training” so I can only presume it’s correct! I have contacts in Sweden so will try to find out ..... and let you all know! :dance:
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Re: “Corner training”?

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I would need more than longer straps to enable me to throw dummies that far!! :lol:
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