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Bogwoppit · 2013-08-28 12:59:35

I have a 10 month old black lab bitch. Currently she is sitting on command (most of the time), recalling well and doing some basic retrieves. The problem is that she won't return the dummy to hand, she just drops it on the ground at my feet as soon as she gets back. Any tips? Thanks. Bw

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retrieving to hand

28-08-2013 12:59pm

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Bogwoppit

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I have a 10 month old black lab bitch.

Currently she is sitting on command (most of the time), recalling well and doing some basic retrieves.

The problem is that she won't return the dummy to hand, she just drops it on the ground at my feet as soon as she gets back.

Any tips?

Thanks.

Bw

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#2 28-08-2013 1:05pm

TriggerPL

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U can try backing away calling her have her following you !

Or if that fails put in back in her mouth and give her lots of praise , leave it for about 10 seconds with lots of praise and then give comand to give and take the dummy gently , and then more praise

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