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sweetpea_kennels Basic User Posts : 500+ |
Definitely deserves a bump! Thank you! You answered tons of my questions! |
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Dog Quest Basic User Posts : 1,000+ |
quoteLol!!!!!!!!!! |
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sweetpea_kennels Basic User Posts : 500+ |
LOL! I believe the dog needs 4 legs....j/k |
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MysticDreams Basic User Posts : 500+ |
All this info helped me greatly.. I had been trying to get a Tibetan M His first Title ( CD ) and I just couldnt... After reading all of this, I used the advice and my Tibetan M got his first Q score a 181 Now he is on his way... Thanks so much! MysticDreams & ShadowMyst Kennels |
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Avelyn Basic User Posts : 8 |
Bump |
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MysticDreams Basic User Posts : 500+ |
Well it all works *yay* I did as outlined and my Tibetan got his CD in three shows... I am now working him for his nesxt title... Thanks for the info |
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middlemark Basic User Posts : 275 |
Bump. I think this post will be helpful to newbies in obedience. Lol, where are saint bernards in that list? I just sessioned my saint and found out why his 15 didnt go up(after 44 sessions(buying them, it`s the exact number)) and then it just hit me. I was sessioning the wrong trait! lol, and that trait was already 20, so I curse my luck. I am an experienced breeder, so I just have to take the time to laugh at Lori lol. j/k but lol, I can`t stop laughing! |
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Cynosure Basic User Posts : 89 |
You did a great job putting together all the information for obedience here at SD. Not only did you get all the information in there but it is easy to read and understand. One thing though, you can't extrapolate from the list of most dogs of specific breeds shown in AKC obedience to those breeds which are most easily trained in obedience. For one thing some breeds have many more individuals registered in that breed than other breeds. That alone would make a significant difference, but there are also many other things that impact the number of dogs in a given breed which are shown in obedience. As was already brought up, Border Collies are recognized as probably the most easily trained for obedience. Other than that though your post is great, thanks for taking the time to create it. It helped me realize how to more efficiently session my dogs for obedience. Lee Cynosure |
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middlemark Basic User Posts : 275 |
quoteThere is a showdog obedience list of breeds that are the most trainable. And thought this page deserves a bump. |
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sweetpea_kennels Basic User Posts : 500+ |
Back to give another bump. Oh...and just so you know. I've referenced many people to this thread when the ask obedience questions....cuz it answers them all! |
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middlemark Basic User Posts : 275 |
bump. There is only one thing about obedience that I hate... It takes forever to session the dogs. |
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middlemark Basic User Posts : 275 |
bumpity bump bump |
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Avelyn Basic User Posts : 8 |
bump |
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JayKay Basic User Posts : 500+ |
bump It's getting too low Jessica |
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middlemark Basic User Posts : 275 |
Bump, Lord, why is the obedience page so deserted? |
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Featherrun Basic User Posts : 2,000+ |
Bumping again...good info!!!! |
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jrtlvr101 Basic User Posts : 248 |
This really helps! I'm going to use this when I finally decide to do Obedience. |
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McK Belgians Basic User Posts : 5 |
HELP! My dog has his UD and I would like to show him in Utility B, but it puts him back to Novice A and you can't change the class. What do I do? Thanks, McK Belgians "Obedience is our thing" |
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ShadowMyst Kennels Basic User Posts : 254 |
Bumping this up!!! |
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South Pine Kennels Basic User Posts : 272 |
I have a quick question. Does the judge matter in obedience like it does in conformation? South Pine Kennels |
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