Haz othman is a igp competitor from Canada he's a UA-cam channel and is another very good resource for us amateur trainers Haz is a wise man and I'm sure he'd appreciate a conversation with one of the giants of schutzhund ipo igp
Fantastic performance by Böhm and C-Rapper! 🎈🍾 I’m not surprised that this team did so well seeing their performances and the passion for the sport in that Jany Böhm shows. Awesome. I can say from the bottom of my heart that I am so happy for this result. Well deserved. This requires everything from you. This makes you miss birthdays, funerals and weddings. I know the pain and the joy but in a totally different setting. I am so happy for you! Congratulations. You made it. Don’t stop! 🎉
I watched obedience and protection a few times of Janny and a winner Marc Oliver. Obedience of Janny was very, very unfortunate event: in general, it would be near perfect, like out of this world, fast, energetic, but precise. There was this grave error in sit out of motion, though, where the dog was influenced twice, it seems. On the first command, it only changed the rithm of steps, and after a few steps, he lied down. A great pity for me, indeed, the dog is magnificent. I'm no judge, but 11 points? How is this possible? Maybe because of a second influence? The dog of Marc Oliver had a series of issues: first 180° turn was a total failure, then left turns were bad, slow sit and down out of motion, stand exercise was a walk in the park. Aports were not bad, but not so convincing as Jannys, but then another grave difference: very slow down after "Voraus". Again, I'm no judge, but I saw similar exercises judged in mid eighties. But in my opinion, Janny and his dog were discredited in protection the most. One can simply not compare the two: if Janny's protection deserved 96, then Marc Oliver's surely didn't, sorry. Bites were not full on at least two occasions, and the dog was not technically perfect. On the edge of ninety, or so, it seems, not only for me. Janny, I'm sorry for you. For me, you are the real winner.
Corsos generally arent good in igp as they gas out easily and are much more defensive with low prey drive. The off breeds you'll see are typically giant schnauzer, bouvier des flandres, rottweiler and doberman. You might see some examples of corsos but they tend to never get passed igp3, youll not see any at a world level.
@@spots8060as a corso owner and fan of igp I've bin training my dog the structure of a couple of the exercises To improve the corso in the direction of igp people must compete in igp and train The breed can't improve in the igp direction when no one is selecting for the traits and breeding towards it There a man named Lamont Morgan down in texas, la potenza cane corso u hear very good things about his dogs online
@@spots8060even a igp 1 is a good achievement for a corso not every owner trainer cares about reaching the highest level it's about having fun with ur dog at the end of the day
I watched that with tears streaming down my face ! I don’t do any bite sports but that was like watching pure gold . Massive congratulations 🥂
Haz othman is a igp competitor from Canada he's a UA-cam channel and is another very good resource for us amateur trainers
Haz is a wise man and I'm sure he'd appreciate a conversation with one of the giants of schutzhund ipo igp
Great performance! I’m surprised shorts are allowed in IGP but not Mondio😂😂
Guys, firstly congrats! Don't you get impressed with these little views in a such amazing video like this?!
Amazing!🤘🏼🐺
Fantastic performance by Böhm and C-Rapper! 🎈🍾 I’m not surprised that this team did so well seeing their performances and the passion for the sport in that Jany Böhm shows. Awesome. I can say from the bottom of my heart that I am so happy for this result. Well deserved. This requires everything from you. This makes you miss birthdays, funerals and weddings. I know the pain and the joy but in a totally different setting. I am so happy for you! Congratulations. You made it. Don’t stop! 🎉
Lo mejor de lo mejor aplausos
Congrats on the great performance. Would love to know the stats on that Mal - looks huge!
Damn! Absolutely amazing. Congratulations!
Jany for World President
dog's almost as big as the handler
I watched obedience and protection a few times of Janny and a winner Marc Oliver.
Obedience of Janny was very, very unfortunate event: in general, it would be near perfect, like out of this world, fast, energetic, but precise.
There was this grave error in sit out of motion, though, where the dog was influenced twice, it seems. On the first command, it only changed the rithm of steps, and after a few steps, he lied down.
A great pity for me, indeed, the dog is magnificent.
I'm no judge, but 11 points? How is this possible?
Maybe because of a second influence?
The dog of Marc Oliver had a series of issues: first 180° turn was a total failure, then left turns were bad, slow sit and down out of motion, stand exercise was a walk in the park.
Aports were not bad, but not so convincing as Jannys, but then another grave difference: very slow down after "Voraus".
Again, I'm no judge, but I saw similar exercises judged in mid eighties.
But in my opinion, Janny and his dog were discredited in protection the most.
One can simply not compare the two: if Janny's protection deserved 96, then Marc Oliver's surely didn't, sorry.
Bites were not full on at least two occasions, and the dog was not technically perfect.
On the edge of ninety, or so, it seems, not only for me.
Janny, I'm sorry for you. For me, you are the real winner.
Can someone explain. Did he win the championship, then they reduced his points?
As a fan of the show I'd love some non malinois content do u know any cane corso trainers or competition people as cane corso is my breed of choice
Corsos generally arent good in igp as they gas out easily and are much more defensive with low prey drive. The off breeds you'll see are typically giant schnauzer, bouvier des flandres, rottweiler and doberman. You might see some examples of corsos but they tend to never get passed igp3, youll not see any at a world level.
Stupid breed of choice...
@@spots8060as a corso owner and fan of igp I've bin training my dog the structure of a couple of the exercises
To improve the corso in the direction of igp people must compete in igp and train
The breed can't improve in the igp direction when no one is selecting for the traits and breeding towards it
There a man named Lamont Morgan down in texas, la potenza cane corso u hear very good things about his dogs online
@@spots8060even a igp 1 is a good achievement for a corso not every owner trainer cares about reaching the highest level it's about having fun with ur dog at the end of the day