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Bradt9881 said:
Thanks all! It's pretty much Fletcher's doing. He has a soft temperament when handled by others, but seems to respond better to owner handling (he was one dog entry no show away from a major specialty reserve Memorial Day week end and now winners dog). So basically a rookie who can barely groom and doesn't know how to chalk, and has had 5 handling classes is getting a bit of success. It has to be the dog, not me!
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Don't sell yourself short...it takes both a good dog AND a good handler to make it work.

Trini
 
trini gilmore said:
Don't sell yourself short...it takes both a good dog AND a good handler to make it work.

Trini
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Thanks! His next show is in the DC area, tends to have lots of pro handlers for these shows like Zana Friend, Aleta Canady, Nick and Joel, etc. if I can go up against those guys and win it's an accomplishment.
 
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