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In this episode, Chris Jobman answers questions about handling on blinds and factors to consider when giving verbal or silent casts. He emphasizes the importance of using voice commands for changing direction and silent casts for maintaining momentum. Chris also discusses the use of verbal and nonverbal communication cues from the holding blind to the blind, lining up for marks, recognizing poison birds, and handling obstacles. He emphasizes the need for clear and consistent commands and the importance of teaching dogs to think and make decisions on their own. In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss various topics related to dog training. They cover techniques for handling and lining drills, the use of decoys in training setups, and how to address a dog's fear of water. They also mention the importance of voice commands and foot positioning in training. The conversation ends with a mention of an upcoming episode featuring a judge who will answer questions about what judges look for in tests.
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In this episode, Chris Jobman answers questions about handling on blinds and factors to consider when giving verbal or silent casts. He emphasizes the importance of using voice commands for changing direction and silent casts for maintaining momentum. Chris also discusses the use of verbal and nonverbal communication cues from the holding blind to the blind, lining up for marks, recognizing poison birds, and handling obstacles. He emphasizes the need for clear and consistent commands and the importance of teaching dogs to think and make decisions on their own. In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss various topics related to dog training. They cover techniques for handling and lining drills, the use of decoys in training setups, and how to address a dog's fear of water. They also mention the importance of voice commands and foot positioning in training. The conversation ends with a mention of an upcoming episode featuring a judge who will answer questions about what judges look for in tests.
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