| Re: what makes a dog stop working? Quote:
Originally Posted by jazzking1971 I guess I consider THEM my TDs. These guys have been doing schH for years and use each other to watch for issues. There are a few clubs that don't have TDs. For the Rott Club we just decided that we didn't need one. We all have the ability to help each other. I'm the green one. | I just want to say again how important it is to have one, good, TD and several good, reliable helpers. Very different than just knowing how to do helper work. I know a LOT of people that have been involved with SchH for years, with some pretty impressively titled dogs, but they would never be TD's, and I would nevet let them catch my dog. I strongly suggest you find one good TD in your area (like where these buddies of yours got their knowledge) and get consistent. If you have a good prospect, you really need a good TD. Also, and I wasn't there when it happened, and I'm only saying this because you stated how strong in temperment you felt your dog was, I don't see how a correction crossing the street would shut the dog down so much. Doesn't add up. Find a good TD in your area.
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