Whistle sit is pretty good. I'm using the multi-tweet for the recall. One long trill for sit.
In a trial, for signals you only use the signal, no verbal. For drop on recall you can use verbal OR...
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Whistle sit is pretty good. I'm using the multi-tweet for the recall. One long trill for sit.
In a trial, for signals you only use the signal, no verbal. For drop on recall you can use verbal OR...
Found this pretty good article about my situation: Giving the Dual-Purpose Dog Unambiguous Signals
The back command, with the hand straight up, is already his DOR and signal to drop command. He is trained to Utility and is pretty solid in his skills; just proofing and polishing and fixing things...
Good point...I can take steps unlike in obedience where you have to be completely stationary. Sometimes I forget that we can do that! And, if my hand is not straight up but angled and I step, that...
Right. So, for us, all of these things are a done deal in obedience. Linus is completely trained through Utility and we're just polishing and proofing now. I had no idea we'd do field work and then...
Not sure this post will get much traction here as I don't think anyone does both upper level field and obedience, but I could be wrong! I'm polling a few places/people to get some ideas on signals...
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