Some pups that catch their teeth on some tugs...actively seek to disengage the bite.
For some helpers/owners/handlers it's difficult to gauge bite power on some tugs, because what's keeping the tug in the mouth is the canine teeth.
BTW, helluva web site!! Thanks for having it around. Nothing like it elsewhere. Bet it took some balls to get it to where its at now.
Ah! I looked for a leather tug here, but couldn't find one! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
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Andre - one more post like this and you will be reading it and not posting. The next time I see one vulgar word in one of your posts you will not post on my web board.
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