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Here is the video of the catch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SmnNjGzzxM

Seriously.  With his previous medical condition discussed here?????  Friggin seriously?????  speachless........ actually not speechless but I won't say it.  I feel sorry for the dog and the helper.

is it bad to watch.... please inform! I don't want to see some things.....?!!

               breaks my heart....

 ....thanks, I'll pass then !... 

That makes me sick!

Vickie
www.PowerHausKennels.com

I won't watch it, but I will use this opportunity  to illustrate to people why I think egos have no place in dog sports/training. Poor, poor, freaking dog. Owner ought to feel like shit. Hope s/he's happy.

Guys, Tanna has no way to come here and defend, explain since she has a dial up. I just recieved an e-mail from her stating that the dog is fine. His back injury was healed and supposedly the doctors Oked her to work the dog. Hyperextended left shoulder and left leg is the diagnosis.

I am not going to defend or excuse or make shit up. I have never seen the injury or the films, xrays or anything associated with this dog. I can tell only one thing. It sucks!

I have been told that the dog had injury and surgery and he healed. The rest is the owner's judgment and decision based on people around her she trusts.
Pack

PS I know dogs that had pins in their legs, crushed bones and recovered and went on with work.

It's always a shame to see any dog injured, especially a fine working dog. I wish him a speedy recovery.

For those of you, other than Phil...my post was sarcasm, regarding PSA decoys.