Perhaps you're confusing the two OPTIONS you have on the call out for Sch1 now. You can EITHER call out like the Sch2 and 3 routines, OR you can walk up to the dog and fuss him out of the blind off leash. One or the other. But you can't use two commands (hier and fuss) if you choose to call out.
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003
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I think Lee is interpeting the rule change correctly.
We might as well just train the dog for the SchH I call out the same as the SchH II call out and save ourselved the the need for training two different exercises - I actually like the rule change there.
I understand the two options we have in the 1. I read somewhere that it was translated by an SV judge that for the call out if you choose to call out in the 1 or when you must in the 2 and 3, you can give both commands, kinda like using the dog's name and saying here for the blind search. Just wondering if anyone else heard if this was the case? I will check and see if I can find where I read it.
I’ve never heard anyone using “hier” for the call-out. Wouldn’t that be confusing for the dog, since “hier” means “front” and “fuss” means “left side”? Maybe what you heard was: you can use “hier”, the dog comes to “front” and then you use “fuss” to turn him around???
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