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by jletcher18 on 02 February 2009 - 05:02
john

by wuzzup on 02 February 2009 - 05:02

by Slamdunc on 02 February 2009 - 06:02
I agree John, a sport with a track that results in catching a decoy at the end would be very interesting. PSA should look into this, sounds like a job for 4pack she can get it going.
Jim
by Christopher Smith on 02 February 2009 - 06:02
i will admit that i have zero knowledge about psa, any of the ring sports, or knpv. from my understanding they have no form of tracking associated with the titles they offer. why is that? why do so many people knock schutzhund as not a real test of what a german shepherd is suppose to be, yet they very seldom, if ever, offer up a suggestion as to what is a "real" test?
I know a lot of people that do sports other than schutzhund. And the only ones that think that it’s not a test are the ones that have never done it. When ever some jackass starts telling me about how schutzhund is not a test of a dog I ask them about the tracking in their sport. I get instant silence.
last, but certainly not least, what about those who say schutzhund is so easy they can get any dog from the pound and put a schutzhund title on it? please do it. and of course i want to see some type of documentation to prove it.
I think that any dog with a halfway decent temperament and an ounce of drive can get a schutzhund title. But that is one of the things I love about the sport and that the reason it is the most popular protection sport in the world. Anyone can get a dog and play. But the sport get’s very hard and competitive at the higher levels. What other sport has hundreds of dogs from dozens countries coming together to compete in one trial?
dont get me wrong, i have the upmost respect for those that train their dogs in any field. i just dont get how one sport is better than the other.
I think that most of the sports are good. They just test for different things and have different philosophies behind them.

by jletcher18 on 02 February 2009 - 06:02

make more of us civilians feel like we have real police dogs!

john
by Christopher Smith on 02 February 2009 - 06:02
A real dog should be able to track more then a straight track and a corner. Sars dogs are a good example of a good tracking dog. Just ask a schz. person if there dog can track a missing kid and more then half will tell you NO . They are not trained for that ! Ask a SARS trained dog to track a straight line and a corner and it can.Ask it to find a missing person and it can.
Can a SAR dog ride a tricycle and walk a tight rope like a circus dog?

by wuzzup on 02 February 2009 - 06:02

by jletcher18 on 02 February 2009 - 06:02
john

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