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You should not do it unless you are experienced in sleeve work. You must know all the differences between prey & defense. There are very subtle signs the dog is being pushed into defense, and there are very subtle cues the dog reads from you that spell DEFENSE and you most likely wouldn't even be aware you were doing it unless you were an accomplished decoy, & it can happen in the blink of an eye, then you are screwed. You don't ever want to push your own dog into defense; that is major bad conflict as well as mess up the trust. Your dog must be able to trust you to always be on his side. This is like super big deal with young inexperienced dogs especially.
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Re: Beginning Schutzhund questions
[Re: Benjamin Colbert ]
#165995 - 11/30/2007 05:13 PM 
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