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We Tivo'd it so I can see if I can do anything with it :twisted:LegendsMami said:Maybe they'll show it again or I can catch it on-demand on something!
Thats sooooooooooo not fair! LMAO!...Maybe I should look into getting Tivo...Not sure if they have it in my area though.kogeki said:We Tivo'd it so I can see if I can do anything with it :twisted:LegendsMami said:Maybe they'll show it again or I can catch it on-demand on something!
When was the object guard ever in Schutzhund? That's the first I have heard that...I always thought it was a Ring thing. :?kogeki said:Those dogs were incredible. I cant believe the decoys weren't wearing gloves when trying to take the object.
Peter C, do you know why "guard the object" was dropped from Schutzhund?
I was thinking it may applicable to Police K-9. The cop may want the dog to guard something dropped by a subject.I am not a fan of guard d'object in French Ring. Not really applicable to anything in life. However, to train a dog to do this sort of thing takes a very clear headed special dog and a talented trainer.
I guess its time for me to go back and re read that book! Interesting piece of history!kogeki said:I read it in this book: Schutzhund: Theory and Training Methods - by Susan Barwig
http://www.amazon.com/Schutzhund-Th..._bbs_sr_1/002-4377085-5712032?ie=UTF8&s=books
I'll scan in the page where it mentions it. There is also an old photo of a GSD guarding a glove.