Fraserbw

Yes her tail set is a bit low... We have tried three separate methods now for stacking. Manual---- disaster lol
natural adjusted... Let her walk into the stack following bait and adjust her feet (always minor) relax her and etc... Shown to me at a show by a boxer handler---- works well 3/4 of the time but usually leads to her front feet or foot going to far forward
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Circle baiting.... Direct her to stand naturally stacked by leading her with bait --- unreliable but when she hits it great stack! Also shown to us by a handler at ringside.


Thankyou for the tip! we know our stacking is detracting from her showing. I am use to training not showing lol its really a different experience to be in ring rather than teaching the pup. It's great to have new methods to try because different ones will work better on different dogs. We have greatly improved her stack and are hoping to hit it spot on in her next show

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sunken.treasure

Lilly is SO beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing this!

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Lexi's been PMR fed since February 2012.