On 05/23/2007 8:28 AM, luvmypitties wrote:I would love to feel tha absolute power behind these dogs. I took a bite from a shepherd or malinois cant remember which that was a military police dog and that almost knocked me off my feet.
On 05/23/2007 9:48 AM, mnp13 wrote:I'd say that honor goes to Yipee, who is about 30 pounds lighter but hits like a hammer... and threw me around pretty good, but that's a different story.
On May 23 2007, 14:27, ellie@ny wrote:Nice work!
Can I ask why is he wearing the muzzle?
On 05/23/2007 12:56 PM, katiek0417 wrote:One thing I've been learning is how to get a dog to come in fast and hard. Many people train frontal attack after frontal attack. Greg has his dogs do escape bite after escape bite. This is how he trains his dogs...it keeps them from "gathering" as they come into the bite...and makes them stay fast (so they can keep up)...
This is how he trained Asja...and I've had decoys tell me that she's one of the hardest hitting b*tches they've seen (and she's only 56 lbs)...
On May 23 2007, 2:57 PM, luvmypitties wrote:I need to take a trip up there I would love to see all this stuff!
On May 23 2007, 3:03 PM, Big_Ant wrote:On 05/23/2007 12:56 PM, katiek0417 wrote:One thing I've been learning is how to get a dog to come in fast and hard. Many people train frontal attack after frontal attack. Greg has his dogs do escape bite after escape bite. This is how he trains his dogs...it keeps them from "gathering" as they come into the bite...and makes them stay fast (so they can keep up)...
This is how he trained Asja...and I've had decoys tell me that she's one of the hardest hitting b*tches they've seen (and she's only 56 lbs)...
I'd love to see some training videos on this if he has any.
I do similar, and do multiple attack directions and situations, but Greg is much more experienced, AND A DECOY (I just play one on AntTV).
- Anthony
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