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21-07-2013, 08:45 PM   #11

Re: For Kazz!!


he is going to a 1 2 1 trainer tomorrow. will s3e how that goes



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21-07-2013, 10:16 PM   #12

Re: For Kazz!!


I'll be very interested in hearing what methods the trainer uses, Pamela. Will you be included in the training or your OH? I say this because Dora is a right pain on lead.



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21-07-2013, 11:26 PM   #13

Re: For Kazz!!


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he is going to a 1 2 1 trainer tomorrow. will s3e how that goes
Good luck sure he will be fine.



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21-07-2013, 11:27 PM   #14

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I'll be very interested in hearing what methods the trainer uses, Pamela. Will you be included in the training or your OH? I say this because Dora is a right pain on lead.
Have you thought of trying a head collar Angie? I notice a lot of larger dogs where them seem to work.



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22-07-2013, 01:38 AM   #15

Re: For Kazz!!


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Have you thought of trying a head collar Angie? I notice a lot of larger dogs where them seem to work.
i bought a Halti head collar for my mums dog Ty, and he is no longer a nightmare to walk! the harness's helped a bit but he was just using all his weight in his chest and neck to pull but seriously, the head collar is amazing! and its cheap too! the only downside is a lot of people take one look and assume its a muzzle where clearly it isnt! (esp when hes got a ball in his mouth or his tongue hanging out!!) so i've had a few comments while walking him on it.



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22-07-2013, 09:39 AM   #16

Re: For Kazz!!


That's a good idea .... a few of the larger lurchers at our class have them.



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22-07-2013, 07:37 PM   #17

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I think it would work



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