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ohio mike wrote:To highlight a trainers deficiencies.The mutt spent time in the boat working marking drills with boat exit and entry with great success,but no blind on the boat. Got it fixed and went on to have a good day despite the owners oops.
ohio mike wrote:Interesting ,I'm only familiar with AKC and then only slightly. Glad to hear some strive for all facets of real world situations. Some on here skin would crawl to see what I allow/train my pooches to do. Thanks for the reply.
Rick Hall wrote:Trouble I've seen with boats and tests wasn't so much the dogs' as their handlers' issues with boats on firm ground and largely toenails-on-aluminum tests. Hard to imagine approaching the level of boat blind line, OM is thinking of at any but the HRC Grand level - or even there, given the liability of unstable handlers with live-round (albeit poppers) guns...
Rick Hall wrote:Blowing up gallon jugs of water was long a handlers' meeting staple here, too.
ohio mike wrote:A home rolled popper full of confetti and glitter is great fun when shooting backyard clays on a sunny day. Newbies are dumbfounded..
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