I'm real digging how slow, steady, and methodically she works the track! Deep nose, minimal casting with no step offs I saw, quick steady Platz on the article, only fault I saw was the look off for you after the initial Platz and stare. (I found it, where's my treat Dad?!?!?!
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Excessive Question TIme!
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How old is Yoda?
Are you still putting treats on the track?
Assuming Yes (that deep digging at the beginning says to me she's rooting something out) : What treats do you use? How many do you put in a footstep? Do you prefer back middle or front of the foot?
Have you had to rein her in to get that nice slow speed or is she naturally inclined to be steady like that?
Do you feel the depth of grass there is an asset? My thought being it encourages the dog to use her nose and dig deep to find any treats, too deep can bring the nose up of course but that looks about perfect.
How long have ya'll been working tracking? How often?
Roughly how many steps was that?
What leads were you using there? I need to snag a couple.
Whom did you learn tracking from? Any specific trainers or programs you reference?
Do you use the walked off square scent pads in the yard or do you find that training for the sport has worked better for you?
Scent Pad explanation I'm referring to
I think that's all I got for the moment
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