I've been watching the Handler Training for the Companion B video by Leerburg, and was wondering if the handler/dog team that demonstated the exercises did in fact get their Companion B?
When he goes up to her at the end of the release in the field, he shakes her hand. I took this as a job well done? Besides, would they use a failed trial as an example?
Well in the video they pointed out several handler errors and I was wondering if these were reasons she did not earn the Companion B or if she earned it even though she did make some errors.
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