On July 12 2007, 7:43 PM, amazincc wrote:Someone tell me what bite sport is? And what does "forcing him out" mean?
Is that what was in Demo Dicks video? W/the guy and the protective arm cover?
On July 12 2007, 8:01 PM, amazincc wrote:I think Mick would be excellent in something like that... he lets go of anything and everything when I tell him to "drop it", even in the middle of a mean "tug o' war"...
*Sigh* - too bad he hates people...
On July 12 2007, 8:47 PM, pitbullmamaliz wrote:From my extremely limited understanding, and somebody PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE correct me if I'm wrong, sometimes teaching proper bitework to a fear-aggressive dog helps them, doesn't it? Kind of like it teaches them to distinguish the proper time to bite?
What are typical Pit Bull working traits and challenges and what types of Pits make the best protection sport dogs?
Handler sharpness is where a dog doesn't tolerate stupid, late, or unecessary corrections.... Much more a typical trait of dogs that can make huge logic jumps like Malinois can.... don't confuse handler sharpness with dogs that are left at one level of training for too long... which a lot of trainers do, leading to frustration biting in dogs with good to excellent drives.
On July 13 2007, 12:54 AM, DemoDick wrote: On the next bite Darrel yelled, drove and hit him HARD with the stick multiple times and the dog's grip got deep and hard, the screaming went away, and he started violently shaking the sleeve with his stump of a tail wagging.
Demo Dick
On July 18 2007, 7:11 AM, amazincc wrote:On July 13 2007, 12:54 AM, DemoDick wrote: On the next bite Darrel yelled, drove and hit him HARD with the stick multiple times and the dog's grip got deep and hard, the screaming went away, and he started violently shaking the sleeve with his stump of a tail wagging.
Demo Dick
Someone actually hit the dog HARD w/a stick???
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