I’m sharing this video because it shows what can happen when a dog is exposed to a laser pointer. Even a few sessions can send some dogs into a spiral of chasing lights, shadows, and reflections that aren’t really there. That’s because dogs are wired to complete the whole hunting sequence… and with a laser, there’s no “catch.” No payoff. Just mounting frustration that can turn into obsessive behavior. Cats can usually handle lasers better, but only if you end the game by landing the light on a r

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Another handling tip: how you hold your dog's head and tail on the stack. In this example, let's talk about the angle at which you're holding your dog's head. It's typically better to angle the head straight on OR slightly angled into the ring, towards the judge. Angling the head away from the judge changes the perceived features of your dog's head & bite... At the end of the day, you need to pick which is best for your dog and their breed standard. | Leading Edge Dog Show Academy