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Remember to work your contacts at trials. Enforcing rules surrounding contacts
in training and never at trials results in just that...great contacts in training
and not at trials. Vary how long you hold before releasing at trials, and remember
to include long holds in your repertoire.(File
size: 3.72 MB)
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It is a mistake to avoid practicing quick release contacts in training if you
do them in competition. Vary how long you hold before releasing in practice
sessions, and remember to include quick release in your repertoire. (File
size: 2.14 MB)
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What
do you do when a contact error occurs in training?
What do you do at trials? (File
size: 1.60 MB)
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What to do with dogs who creep at the bottom of contact and/or stop short. (File
size: 725 KB)
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The occasional
jackpot at the bottom of contacts to encourage the dog to drive
fast and straight to the bottom. (File
size: 1.53 MB) |
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The occasional
use of a toy jackpot placed or tossed at the bottom of contacts to
encourage the dog to drive fast and straight to the bottom. (File
size: 971 KB)
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Toys used for
proofing and increased understanding. (File
size: 2.64 MB)
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