Chassis has been doing bitework for 2 months, and today was her first send. It wasn't very far, but I think she did good. 
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Video of Chassis doing bitework
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that was neat to see, thanks for sharing. Many, Chassis coat is sooooo glossy!
So far she is really love doing the bite work. She goes crazy waiting her turn in the ring. She will pace back and forth in her pin for hours waiting to get out and do her work. Torco just sits down at the corner of the fence and watch's everything go on. Everytime their is a dog in the ring working she is up barking and crying to get out. :roll: :lol:
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That dog is freakin strong, you do that with her more than 5 minutes a day, she will wear your out. I also worked a bred game pit with a prey drive that is off the chart. We didnt get any video of Grunt , game pits name. And also worked Cash, Char's blue pit. After those three dogs I was ready to lay down and call it a day.
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That dog is freakin strong, you do that with her more than 5 minutes a day, she will wear your out. I also worked a bred game pit with a prey drive that is off the chart. We didnt get any video of Grunt , game pits name. And also worked Cash, Char's blue pit. After those three dogs I was ready to lay down and call it a day.
This is kind of a stupid question, but you have to PAY to participate, right? Is it expensive? I would love to get into something like that, but my dogs aren't the type. Heaven maybe has a little gutsy attitude, but I don't think I'd get very far with her. It would be cool to do that with my next dog someday though.
Funny you say that, we had no idea that Chassis would do any of this type of work. For her we were just out their for OB work. She just really took to it. At first she watched the birds and cars drive by, run when she heard Harley Davidson's type of bike go by. Now nothing seems to be distracting her anymore, but then again not alot of pressure has been put on her. She pays hardley any attention to anything in the back ground it seems now. We had to pay for both dogs to be trained in both OB and protection trainning. That was a one time fee for the trainning. But we are able to go out there and work every day of the week if we choose too. We can do weight pull, he has all the equipment, along with harness from Torco's size to a 120 pound dog. He also has spring poles to practice hang time. It was not real expensive for both dogs it was $1200.
That's not bad -- how many weeks worth of training? The place I am going to take my dogs charges $45 per dog, per day. If they would ever answer their phone, I could make an appointment. I'm thinking about just "showing up." I do think Heaven would go for bite work...(not Koa, he's kind of lazy and clumbsy). I'm curious to see how she'd do.
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Nice clip. Your dog has a beautiful coat.
We paid for a year. We can go out there as much as we'd like, 7 days a week, for a year. Like Greg said, we never expected her to take to bitework. I only had her out there for obedience but she LOVES working now.LuvaBULL said:
And thanks for all the compliments, everyone!
She looks like she LOVES it! You can see her tail going the whole time!
I don't think Jaz would take to protection work. She'd probably do ok with bite work, she love to latch on and not much can get her to let go. But if someone with bad intentions actually came into my home, I think she'd run. Obviously I don't know that for sure, it's my guess though. She's a dork! :lol:
I don't think Jaz would take to protection work. She'd probably do ok with bite work, she love to latch on and not much can get her to let go. But if someone with bad intentions actually came into my home, I think she'd run. Obviously I don't know that for sure, it's my guess though. She's a dork! :lol:
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she is strong as hell and look at torcos ears :lol:
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Good job! She is having so much fun.
I don't want to sound like an idiot, because honestly when it comes to working a dog I am completely ignorant and clueless. What is the purpose of bite work? If we don't want our dogs to bite people why are we teaching them to do so? I am asking because I don't know and am curious.
Bite work = protection, and teaching a dog bitework is teaching a dog how/when/why they should bite. I don't want my dog to randomly bite people, but if someone was to break into my house, or attack me on a run, I'd like to know that she would at least try to defer the attacker long enough for me to get away. Also, the more obedient a dog is, the happier and more confident they are and the less likely they are to bite out of fear.AkainePSP said:
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