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Impressive.
After the 3rd or 4th 'Over' that didn't work I think I would have called him/her in and started again.
Of course I'm not Bill H
Nicely done for sure. She treaded water for a good 45 seconds before finally taking the 'Over' to the bumper. Spent just over a minute actually swimming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvC_RXubS3o
My question;
When doing Water Work, what is a safe time to stay under before an average Lab starts to get exhausted to the point of being in danger of drowning? I know there is a lot of variables to work with here I'll take your best guess. Will they obey commands until they sink? Seems like that's the way they are taught right?
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After the 3rd or 4th 'Over' that didn't work I think I would have called him/her in and started again.
Of course I'm not Bill H
Nicely done for sure. She treaded water for a good 45 seconds before finally taking the 'Over' to the bumper. Spent just over a minute actually swimming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvC_RXubS3o
My question;
When doing Water Work, what is a safe time to stay under before an average Lab starts to get exhausted to the point of being in danger of drowning? I know there is a lot of variables to work with here I'll take your best guess. Will they obey commands until they sink? Seems like that's the way they are taught right?
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