How to fix issues with dogs that want to lean forward during table stack. I have had puppies and adult dogs try to lean so far forward that they would fall on their face if I didn't have a hold of the lead to keep them from falling completely forward off the table.
Do you have any tips for a dog that straightens it's front when stacked? He stacks naturally and looks beautiful, and I can stack him nicely at home, but when I stack in the ring, no matter where I shift his weight or how I stack, he pushed his elbow out so it looks like his front is extremely straight when in reality it's not. Have tried this stacking in the video, tail pull to get him to lean forward etc. Nothing. He will not freestack, he doesn't focus on me and the handler like other dogs would, which is fine for his breed, so I don't mind hand stacking, even getting expression is hard. Ham work out of the ring but not in. I've tried everything. He is a saluki.
Hi Eric I finally found the flat link chains you recommend using however on the designers shop It states that the collar is for short haired breeds only and that long or fine hair may break! have you ever used these collars on shih tzu or Lhasa breeds before and found this to be the case and if so would you still recommend using them to your students or should I opt out and maybe just use it for training the head straight and not use at shows? HELP IM CONFUSED
Eric, should the back legs of a French bulldog also be back as far? Like butt down to front of left foot? I understand that the back legs should fall inside the front legs, just wondering about how far forward or back on the back legs
Go Eric!
Loved a lot of these tips. Thank you! And it is fun to see Maddy and Ponder and I think I saw Patti's tattoo. 💕
I could watch this video all day long keep them going
God bless that woman with the Newfie who just couldn't figure out that bait.
How to fix issues with dogs that want to lean forward during table stack. I have had puppies and adult dogs try to lean so far forward that they would fall on their face if I didn't have a hold of the lead to keep them from falling completely forward off the table.
Do you have any tips for a dog that straightens it's front when stacked? He stacks naturally and looks beautiful, and I can stack him nicely at home, but when I stack in the ring, no matter where I shift his weight or how I stack, he pushed his elbow out so it looks like his front is extremely straight when in reality it's not. Have tried this stacking in the video, tail pull to get him to lean forward etc. Nothing. He will not freestack, he doesn't focus on me and the handler like other dogs would, which is fine for his breed, so I don't mind hand stacking, even getting expression is hard. Ham work out of the ring but not in. I've tried everything. He is a saluki.
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Hi Eric I finally found the flat link chains you recommend using however on the designers shop It states that the collar is for short haired breeds only and that long or fine hair may break! have you ever used these collars on shih tzu or Lhasa breeds before and found this to be the case and if so would you still recommend using them to your students or should I opt out and maybe just use it for training the head straight and not use at shows? HELP IM CONFUSED
A real flat link made in Germany will not cut coat or harm skin.
Great video! This is exactly what I need to practice with my half chicken boy.😂
Sir please help me that.
I really want sum show leach and soft chocker for my dog ..
Eric, should the back legs of a French bulldog also be back as far? Like butt down to front of left foot? I understand that the back legs should fall inside the front legs, just wondering about how far forward or back on the back legs
Yes