Not sure if anyone else has had something similar?
Heres the secenario my dog is currently working a a bite pad, which he throughly enjoys, he has very good prey drive and engages confidently, heres the catch,once he has possession of the bite pad he will run a little and he carries well, on the second or third bite this is new just started he lies down,
rolls over with the bite pad in his mouth and won't get up,
the helper pulled him 150 m with bite pad in his mouth he would not let go,to try get him up, it was seriously like something out of this world to watch, this dog has me stumped, he would only get up,when I dropped the line and started walking off the field.
Ok the helper says he is not fit???, but he looked like he was having a fun time, to me, and he happily carried it off the field to the car after this, is this normal???? He is 14 mnths
most people say he needs to grow up, he is very playful, and has zero fear nada nothing, I beginning to think he could be brain dead.
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My Boytjie acting weird again
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