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Old 10-21-2009, 12:39 PM   #4
Bravo916
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The wall can work well but some dogs dont like to try to squeeze into the small amount of space. Also because they have to walk thru, turn around and then get into heel position it takes a little longer.

I like my left hand finishes to be quick--almost like they pop into place. To get nice straight sits I used PVC pipes to build a little U frame. The inside measures about 6" and its about 13" long. I place the U next to me in the heel position and it trains my dog to sit straight (since they dont want to sit on the PVC pipes). I use this on my fronts too and it really helped.

I started using this technique on my Dobe (his U frame is bigger lol) and it worked like a charm. So far its been a great help to my finished Yorkie while we train for Rally and Novice obedience.

Best of luck to you! I hope the above made sense! Also, huge kudos to you for training in obedience! These guys get a kick out obedience!
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