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Great photography!!
Success, to answer your question about Mondio Ring.
It is one of the hardest dog sports to train for. There are so many different aspects and the variables that you and your dog need to be ready for. Every Mondioring trial is different so there is no way to train it as a routine. You need to be able to train your dog to react to any situation without knowing what exactly that is going to be. There is also a lot of obedience involved (it just doesn't make for as exciting of pictures). No one training in Mondioring is going to send their dogs after a real bad guy especially not one wielding a pipe. However, the ring sports are where the majority of your police service dogs and military working dogs come from. These are the sports that test the temperament of dogs and allow people to breed dogs who are going to be able to handle that type of work both mentally and physically.
I hope this answers your question. If you are into Schutzhund, Mondio is another great sport to check out. It's really one of those things that after you go to your first trial and see the dogs that can do it, you become slightly addicted. Not to mention it is a small group of people who train and run the sport here in the US. They are all great people with years and years of experience training dogs and a ton of fun to be around.
Jeff Frawley
Very nice slide show and awesome pictures! Well done:)
What am I missing with the Mondo sport? I can't figure out what a Mondo trained dog can be used for. Big deal if he bites someone's leg and could have his back broken if the bad guy has a club or lead pipe. I am certainly more impressed with Schutzhund trained dogs who take the arm or upper torso. Someone please explain because I am willing to be corrected.
Guys,
This is the best video I have seen in many years.Only music and silence! The pictures tell all you need to know.
On top of that the poetry of the text enhance the pictures.
Macey, you did a beautiful job-Wow!!!!