the best i have seen on this is:
don't enter the dog if you have to regularly address things in training that are expected to be done right at a test.
a good jh example would be a dog that does not return directly to the handler, dropping and picking up the bird repeatedly. if they won't scoop it up and return without fussing, don't enter.
if you know what is required and are honest about your dog's training, you'll do fine. :wink: -paul
don't enter the dog if you have to regularly address things in training that are expected to be done right at a test.
a good jh example would be a dog that does not return directly to the handler, dropping and picking up the bird repeatedly. if they won't scoop it up and return without fussing, don't enter.
if you know what is required and are honest about your dog's training, you'll do fine. :wink: -paul
