Mike J Schoonbrood Webboard User Reg: 04-30-2005
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the 2 vids looked like the same thing to me
Didn't even realize the 2nd video was a different one! So by "the same", do you mean same dog different event? Because it was definately a different event, or at least a different bite. The videos are taken from opposite angles, but you can see there is a blind in one video where it should have clearly been visible in the other one. Perhaps the same event, but a different bite further down the field away from the blinds.... but for this to happen twice... well, maybe if it's the same helper - but if it's a different helper in each video then it's an issue with the dog IMO.
ok. i feel the same way (obviously). onward we go, or the useless debate will go on forever (until will or ed or someone stops it). it would be good to get a look at a GOOD vid showing either decoy screw-up &/or dog screw-up though. just to know what to look for. and i'm sure it's already somewhere on this site.....
no, i meant same outcome with different dogs. 2 diferent dogs (i think), same outcome. why? and what does the presence of a blind have to do with the outcome?
both dogs flipped--why? and what to do, if anything?
BTB: dog or decoy? or a combination?
most importantly, what to do in EITHER case?
I would be interested to see if the dog has a neck injury. He obviously bites long enough to cause the flipping. I think he might be getting a stinger in there causing the release.
Matt Hammond Webboard User Reg: 05-23-2004
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This was covered earlier. The dog is not "gripping" when it comes in. Nothing a helper can do to help this. No elbow tricks no side steping nothing. If the dog won't grip.....well thats on them.
When people get scared they call the police..When the police get scared they call K-9!
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