I was fortunate to have attending two seminars by Gene England, largely focused on the Art of Such-Platz. I still use the technique when needed. Gene also helped me with my good female "Cheetah" (G Grumman Cheetah vom Nykontal, SchH 3, FH, KK1) on the retrieve, although there was no table at hand. Cheetah went on to be a darned good competition dog. She went to one of Gene's early dogs on her bottom line, a daughter of Ulk Bungalow. Only dog I ever saw get a low G in the show ring one day and KK1 the next.

SS

Man after all that big talk and great invention and great traing for so many years u only have a handful examples to back up your statement. that is a joke and u r a joker. thanks for a great laugh.now i appreciate you. have a nice joker.

If memory serves you can add Dean Calderon & Gary Hanrahan... not exactly amateurs.

SS

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It's all miles over his head anyway.  Tables are for people with brains and common sense.

After talking with SL I'm afraid I too fall outside of the required IQ and common sense parameters/prerequisites for "Basic Table Training - Part I - Introduction" 

SS -on my way out to hunt some tasty worms

In Honor of HELD BACK..

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Pharaoh experienced a bit of table training today at the groomer.  I am only sorry that I didn't get to see it. I wonder how he got Pharaoh up on the tall table.

He said Pharaoh was unsure at first but got used to it.

Groomers do have to train all the different dogs that come in to get with the program at the doggie wash.

Christmas Table