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Openshaw DVD on place board training out now i see.

http://www.paulfrenchvideo.com/product/ ... nshaw-way/
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Ordered it, worth £30 to see what it's all about
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Maybe a language problem, but I am not impressed.
The only thing he is saying is that it makes training a lot more easyier, but forgets to tell why and how.

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goshawk wrote:Maybe a language problem, but I am not impressed.
The only thing he is saying is that it makes training a lot more easyier, but forgets to tell why and how.

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thats just a promotional clip on the Paul French website , you would have to watch the full DVD for what you are looking for ;)
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Bamburi wrote:thats just a promotional clip on the Paul French website , you would have to watch the full DVD for what you are looking for ;)
You are right of course, but the promotion doesn't work with me.

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goshawk wrote:
You are right of course, but the promotion doesn't work with me.

Gr, Jan

I see your point , if somebody new nothing about place board training whatsoever it doesnt explain it very well , unfortunately / fortunately because of who this is making the video people will buy it anyway , shame a bit more of what can be achieved wasn't included in the promo :?
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Bamburi wrote:shame a bit more of what can be achieved wasn't included in the promo :?
If "what can be achieved" by more efficient methods were included, it'd probably be 60-seconds in its entirety, instead of asking you to shell out 30 bob to watch spaniels run to and fro for a half hour. Of course, I could be wrong...

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Well, the other thing that (imho) is not very promotional is the fact that the dogs don't look very enthousiastic, to say the least.

When my dog is working like these ones, I take her to the vet. :think:

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these dogs are not working they are pups in training , are you on a wind up ?
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Bamburi wrote:are you on a wind up ?
Sorry, language problem; what does that mean?

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