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by Eldee on 12 July 2012 - 12:07
I especially like the fact that you said he brings his ball back. Please, please tell me how you got him to do this. My wild child is pretty good about everything you just said, however, please tell me how you taught him to bring the ball back and release. No matter what I do no matter what I try, she gives it a great chase then drops it and waits for another one to be thrown. I now have 15 orange road hockey balls and this is her game. Run, chase, drop and wait.
by beetree on 12 July 2012 - 12:07
Throw the one ball, and maybe try to entice her with the 2nd one, if she isn't interested in the 2nd one, hide it behind your back, even. Might need a treat or something to encourage the idea. Even attach a long line at first? Depends on how ornery she is.
Do not give her the 2nd ball until she brings back the first, and then drops it. Usually this game is used to teach the release, you just need to tweak it a bit.
Good luck.
RHLAR, very nice story and pictures.


by fawndallas on 12 July 2012 - 13:07

by RLHAR on 12 July 2012 - 15:07
The praise, of course, rests with the dog. He just has a phenomenal temperment and it was definitely proved out this trip.
As for his training, I do not mean to start any sort of discussion here but the training I do on him is the training for Schutzhund.
Nothing above or beyond the training for all three phases of the sport.

by Eldee on 12 July 2012 - 19:07
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