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Originally Posted by Judy Chrusch Shirley self stacking is ultimately what everyone wishes for but in most cases you have to adjust a leg or two and then hope they don't move, lol. Czar got to the point where he went right into his stack and once in awhile had to be adjusted but for the most part held it for the duration needed. Our handler would move his body towards Czar the way he wanted him to move w/o even laying a hand on him sometimes.
Heck if you can stack him w/o your hands, then you're good :D . But you probably will have to adjust his front or the back at some point and time. But yes they can self stack so long as he stands the correct way. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes it does, Judy, thank you. We just wondered, if he was stacked nicely on his own if that would do. He really hits a stack better on his own, and holds it better, if you keep your hands off of him. He tends to want to sit down if you fiddle with his legs to much.