I agree with you, the dogs should be able to be both on the same side or on opposite sides, so that they do not get used to one side. Even when we train heeling for hunting, most people heel on the left side if they are right handed shooters, and on the right side for left handed shooters. But we still teach the dogs to heel on either side on command. You never know when you may want the dog to be on a certain side for one reason or the other. Plus the dogs think its fun! Good work!
The owner wanted both dogs to be on different sides of her. I find that both having the dogs on the same side and on opposite sides is just a matter of training, one is no more difficult than the other. Thanks for your comment.
I agree with you, the dogs should be able to be both on the same side or on opposite sides, so that they do not get used to one side. Even when we train heeling for hunting, most people heel on the left side if they are right handed shooters, and on the right side for left handed shooters. But we still teach the dogs to heel on either side on command. You never know when you may want the dog to be on a certain side for one reason or the other. Plus the dogs think its fun! Good work!
PistabachiCalifornia 2 years ago
isn't it easier for the handler if both dogs are on the same side?
panzertoo 2 years ago
The owner wanted both dogs to be on different sides of her. I find that both having the dogs on the same side and on opposite sides is just a matter of training, one is no more difficult than the other. Thanks for your comment.
tlck9academy 2 years ago
its so difficult to watch both of them though?? we tandem them on the same side that way you only have to look on one side
panzertoo 2 years ago