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Date Posted: 09:35:09 12/16/09 Wed
Author: Paul C.
Subject: Re: here ya go Paulina
In reply to: paulina 's message, "Re: here ya go Paulina" on 08:25:23 12/16/09 Wed

Paulina , have a look at a typical novice CD score sheet, & look @ where the most points are lost " sits ,& " Heeling" these are the basic positions for all competative obedience, therefore the most time should be spent on training the focus , & accurate heeling & sits. Often when there is a tie score , it is broken with a run-off & the first crooked sit loses. I have been there many times , & have been fortunate enough to have fast & square sits == breaking the tie.
Hope this helps you ,
Paul C.

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