Bitework Video - Page 1

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Am Virk
www.blacklionkennels.ca/

Not bad at all, good bite, good out. What are your plans for him if he is already not performing a task?

 wow impressive ;) well done 

If not for  the whip, and a little less animation on the decoys part  it would be a very good Civil work video, Nice video overall though

Deacon
  The dog is a PPD and a stud dog.

Pirates Lair
  Thanks for the input.  Here is another video, no whip.
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Am Virk
www.blacklionkennels.ca/

Hi Am

That’s nice work, however, to eliminate any criticism from the Peanut Gallery.

I would try and do a video where the Decoy is in the camera view the whole time, and no stimulation on the Decoy’s part. Have him walk up, stand still and then send your dog.

I'm not being critical, just trying to be helpful for what it's worth.

Kim

 Good dog!

 This second video we see the dog locked into prey mode with the decoy stimulating him in prey. Since no bad guy would act like this I'm wondering where you are going with the training? Is this a young inexperienced dog in training? Is this the finished product for personl protection? Anyway just asking and I applaud you for putting the video up for others to comment on. Nice looking dog and nice out.

Frank- Nice constructive comment, hopefully anyone who cannot, or will not provide a video of their work for others to critique on this International Forum will finally take a bathroom break and leave this alone.

Kim

Well I was going to until you said something.  

I more or less agree with Frank. Who is going to act like that? Although a lot depends on what stage the dog is at in training. The scenario suggests it is a dog that is farther along so IMO the attack should be focused on the handler. The decoy shouldnt need to get the dog fired up if that is the case. Bottom line is we need more info. It says the dog a PPD and stud so if the dog is considered trained then I would like to see the handler stay back away from the dog and badguy. I would like to see the dog out and recall as well. Also, a trained dog should not need the support from the handler ie. "atta boy" at that stage. Now if the dog is unexperienced and just starting then all my criticizing goes out the window. Good luck.