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Have a nice pup, she used to drift tracks, but as of late, it seems she won't pick her head up, and drift. I think because of it she standing on her head more. Any ideas, or just genetics?

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You can do something about her standing on her head, I'm sure you know that, but I don't believe you can do anything about the way she works a track.

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Sounds like she is trying to work colder tracks.

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Hunt her through it...


Can't do much to change a dogs tracking abilities except expose it to more and more tracks...

Could be its starting to run tougher tracks...

Pups seem to go through phases...best thing to do is usually just keep on them and correct what you can as it comes up...

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Originally posted by mauser06
Hunt her through it...


Can't do much to change a dogs tracking abilities except expose it to more and more tracks...

Could be its starting to run tougher tracks...

Pups seem to go through phases...best thing to do is usually just keep on them and correct what you can as it comes up...

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