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Eclipse 207 Premium Member Posts : 95 |
Is there a blend of food that helps raise Show Obedience?
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313Detroit Premium Member Posts : 15 |
No food raises sow obedience- only sessioning for training! |
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gaylanstudio Premium Member Posts : 2,000+ |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) Correct. Think of Obedience and Condition at opposite ends of the scale. Obedience is only impacted by training. Coat is impacted by both grooming and food. Muscle is impacted by both exercise and food. Condition is only impacted by food. ----- Last edited by gaylanstudio on 12/23/2022 3:19:56 PM |
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Zimbrel Premium Member Posts : 3 |
Posting from other kennel. It seems like some of my dogs, different breed, different kennels are stuck on 17 in show obedience, and they get sessioned every day. Thank you for the reply. |
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313Detroit Premium Member Posts : 15 |
I find that some breeds, especially terriers and some of the other “headstrong” breeds take a very long time to get obedience to 20. Just have to keep sessioning! Like in real life some breeds are easier to train than others. Even if a breed is very smart, doesn’t mean they want to listen in some cases *cough my welsh terrier growing up*. Just keep at it it will raise. Good luck! |
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Tarot Premium Member Posts : 500+ |
It definitely depends on the breed characteristics in FL. I had tried some Afghans years ago in Obedience and it took forever. They are notoriously independent and a challenge to train in RL. LOL. Then I got some GSD and border collies in another kennel and it was very quick. It's one of the great things about this game. |
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