Brad Trull wrote 10/13/2005 02:19 AM Training Splits - what do you do ? #86780 - 10/13/2005 02:19 AM
Brad Trull Webboard User Reg: 05-31-2005 Posts: 187 Loc: Indiana Offline	I was training 2x a day both some OB and bite work in the same session. Upon suggestion from experienced trainer/handler I switched to OB session in am and bitework in the PM. Anyone else with some insight or what training splits have worked for them. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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Dave Sy wrote 10/13/2005 07:44 AM Re: Training Splits - what do you do ? [Re: Brad Trull ] #86781 - 10/13/2005 07:44 AM
Dave Sy Webboard User Reg: 09-25-2005 Posts: 20 Loc: Offline	why? you can always incorporate the OB in bite work
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Jake Brandyberry wrote 10/13/2005 10:06 AM Re: Training Splits - what do you do ? [Re: Dave Sy ] #86782 - 10/13/2005 10:06 AM
Jake Brandyberry Webboard User Reg: 11-03-2003 Posts: 66 Loc: Cincinnati, Oh Offline	Think of it this way. When you have a 5 year kid, do you try to teach them math and reading at the same time, no. The object should be to focus on one specific task at a time so you dont confuse or overwhelm the dog with any part of the training. Another good example of this is teaching kids sports. You start out by doing basic drills, such as fielding ground balls. Once they are good at that, you work on fielding the ball and throwing to first, then you work on turning the double play. You have lots of time with you dog so dont rush things. There is definitely a place for OB in bitework, but make sure you have a focused goal for what you want to accomplish in each training session.
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Dave Sy wrote 10/13/2005 07:06 PM Re: Training Splits - what do you do ? [Re: Jake Brandyberry ] #86783 - 10/13/2005 07:06 PM
Dave Sy Webboard User Reg: 09-25-2005 Posts: 20 Loc: Offline	Quote: There is definitely a place for OB in bitework, but make sure you have a focused goal for what you want to accomplish in each training session. Oh yes I forgot to add Strict working service OB for every bite work sessions. This must always be your goal.
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