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Date Posted: 05:59:37 01/13/03 Mon
Author: Jeff White
Subject: Re: The Big Mondio Question & More ???...
In reply to: Sharon 's message, "Re: The Big Mondio Question & More ???..." on 01:03:19 01/13/03 Mon

>Would you question the value of a dog, whether it be
>sport or police/security that didn't bite if the decoy
>had on a "hidden" suit? did not move? if the decoy put
>their arms behind their back? or if the decoy was very
>good with accessories and the dog did not bite at all?
>or if the dog even ran back to the handler before
>biting?

I have to answer YES to all the above... I would question the value of the dog, if this happened. It is possible, IF the dog has not been shown these things in training.

Has anyone ever witnessed these things?

I have witnessed a dog coming off of a bite in a trial, and going back to the handler... it's not pretty, but the dog was not ready for the level of pressure that it was shown. And, that sometimes happens in a trial.

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