Breeder, Puppy Buyer, Which one are you?

 

Puppy Evaluations

path13.jcp Pat Hastings (seminar Tricks of the Trade)

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Suspended position, You need to position the puppy in such a way that it hangs free, without bearing any weight and is completely relaxed,

 

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Puppy is being feed cheese.

  Here Pat is dragging the puppy's feet to relax the puppy.



path2.jpg (7793 bytes) Standing position

path15.jpg (5217 bytes) To evaluate a puppy's temperament, turn it gently over on its back and cradle it in your arms and against your body.  You want to give the puppy every opportunity to feel it's securely held, so that what you see is the puppy's genetic temperament traits, not a fear of falling.

 

Members of the Great Salt Lake Dog training Club get their show dogs evaluated.

path24.jpg (11638 bytes) Donna - Member of the Great Salt Lake Dog Training Club.

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Wendy - Member of the Great Salt Lake Dog Training Club.

path18.jpg (12554 bytes)  Dorothy - Member of the Great Salt Lake Dog Training club.

 


by BOB AND PAT HASTINGS


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