"no-no" drills for marking

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Originally Posted by captainjack

I almost started my last post with...
I agree with Gooser. Sorry.

Don't know why Evan gave me credit for the cheating singles deal though. I didn't mention cheating singles as I recall.

My point, which may have been missed, is that the simple no-no drill done in the yard accustoms your dog to being called back so that when you do use the call back in the field, the dog's attitude will not be crushed (as Evan says though, read the dog).

Once the dog is accustomed to being called back in the yard, then it can be used as needed under various circumstances in the field. Then it is no longer a drill. It's just a tool to use when running the dog in the field.

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This is true!!

I just use,," No!!! God Da#@ It!! Gget yer Arse back in here you no good fer nothin little water cheat!!+
Never have seen that drill anywares.
:cool:
Gooser

Glen

I would aslo caution you about agreein with Gooser...

The Floor Warden,,, Miss Vicky,,,, will delete your Avatar!! I'm Tellin Ya! Be carefull..

Gooser

Sorry Gooser! Credit where it's due! I gave credit to the wrong person. The Gooser got it right! You da' man! :D

Evan

Well THAT was to easy!!:):)

I was just tryin to livin things up a bit.. Seems like the atmosphisiology is a bit Geriatric lately..

OP prolly isnt even payin attention,,and is out there makin Fido sit on the bank, while he personallyswims the line, while fido watches..

That works too,, but there aint nothin worse than a guy with his brightes on..

I;m used to bein ignored! They use to ignor me on the short bus too, till they caught me para sailin out of the back door.

Gooser