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Old 03-25-2008, 09:53 PM
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Re: what makes a dog stop working?

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Originally Posted by Skip View Post
Pressure getting to you? OK, that was a little funny. Haven't danced around a damn thing. I wanted to discuss all my reasons for the statement, INCLUDING the fact that the dog doesn't need pushed with that much PRESSURE to progress very nicely. Maybe the others have not come out and said your EXACT words, but they have agreed that 2 times is the best. Everyone that you quoted. Now go ahead again and find a different way to re-word that, and we'll see who is dancing here. Train 7 times a week if you want to. This is getting rediculous. So there is NO DANCING inferred, my opinion is 2 times a week for protection training is a safer schedule for the vast majority of rotts, but since I don't know every rott, have only been in the sport for a few years, it's my opinion, but it's backed up by respected trainers and helpers I know, and more than a few here that I don't know. Congrats with your dog Maddie. I saw the SchH titles on her. Trying to keep this short so you have time for your next protection training tonite. Once again, that was a little funny. Seriously, whatever works for you Laurie.
Skip, it's not about what works for me... It's just a simple statement that Rottweilers CAN handle more than 2 sessions per week... (and I have numerous examples to back it up) It's not about that all Rottweilers MUST train more than 2X per week, or that I train bitework more than 2X per week (although I do when the opportunity arises)... It was simply a response to a statement/opinion made by you that has evolved thruout your posts to take on a meaning that was different from your original statement... I'm done w/ this...
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